Vehicle Description
Built by the Packard Motor Car Company in Detroit, MI. in Aug. 1940. This is truly a fine example !!... A 1940 Packard Model 110 4 Dr. Sedan complete restoration in gorgeous , high quality, ``Miami Sand`` factory correct finish....The Taupe, pinstriped seating fabric is freshly done,as is the woodgrain framing around the excellent window glass. New carpet floor covering through out, and beautiful workmanship you will find in the new headliner, door panels and trim. ............................................................................................................................................ Equipped with factory running boards, w/ era correct ribbed rubber coverings, high gloss and detailed stainless factory hub caps, wheel trim rings and matching finish steel wheels. Newer wide white tires, fresh chrome, bright work trim all excellent (show quality)... All light lenses, bezels clear, and high gloss and in good working order. The refurbished, factory instrumentation is fully functional (including clock, fuel gage, radio). ........................................................................................................................................... Powered by the refurbished factory 245 C.I. flat head 6 cyl. engine , all gone over and redone to factory specifications. Paired with a smooth shifting, 3 speed manual transmission w/ column shifter, and steering wheel mounted turn signal arm.It has heat /defrost. The car has a 122`` wheelbase and weighs about 3,300 lbs. 62,300 total units were produced for the 1940 production year. ............................................................................................................................................ This 1940 Packard 110 would be a great car to take the family on a weekend cruise or take to a car show, it`s definitely something you don`t see every day. The rear ``suicide doors`` made the back seat very accessible. Geared to cruise the highway`s, truly one of this n
