Vehicle Description
1940 Packard Model 110 Touring Sedan Restomod 454 CID V-8 engine
(75-89 series) Turbo Hydramatic 400 three-speed automatic
transmission Dark Blue exterior Interior is a work in progress
Vintage air-conditioning, power steering, power brakes, power
locks, power windows, power driver?s seat, tilt steering column and
power antenna VDO gauges, Ididit steering column 122-inch wheelbase
Documentation includes various maintenance receipts and invoices,
parts investments worth more than $16,000 plus two photos If you?re
looking for a project car that needs finishing, we have a candidate
for you at MotoeXotica Classic Cars. This 1940 Packard 110 Touring
Sedan has begun the restomod process, but it needs some TLC to
finish the job. We are selling the car for a local widow, whose
husband unfortunately passed before completion. It is a solid
running and driving car, with most of the heavy work completed. It
need for the most part, and interior fitment. This example was
originally made on October 3, 1940, in Detroit, Michigan and was
initially delivered to Sycamore, Illinois. It is one of 62,300
Model 110s sold in 1940. This car is dressed in dark blue and the
paint and trim are in over excellent order. The bodywork is fairly
straight and the engine bay is very tidy and note the rear coach
doors, hinged at the back. The chrome bumpers fit tightly to the
car?s body. Note the absence of a hood, headlights and windshield
wipers. We have the hood pieces, but it will need to be fitted to
the car. This sedan rolls on Uniroyal Tiger Paw radials, size
205/70R15 in front and 235/75R15 in back, all are in very good
order. Each one is mounted on a wire wheel. Motivation in this
Packard has undergone some changes. Gone is the standard 245 CID
inline six-cylinder motor from the factory. In its place is a
General Motors 454 CID V-8 engine (75-89 series). Chrome parts
include carburetor, high-flow water pump, distributor and Edelbrock
valve covers. There is also a Walker radiator and a Power Master
starter. The engine breathes via two Flowmaster exhausts. Driver
convenience features include vintage air-conditioning, power
steering, power brakes, power locks, power windows, power driver?s
seat, tilt steering column and power antenna. The interior is a
work in progress and where the car needs the most attention. The
dashboard is partially finished. A Kenwood AM/FM stereo resides in
the dash with a 640-watt amplifier. There?s a column-mounted shift
lever, no inner door liners, a LeCarra Banjo three-spoke steering
wheel, mounted on an Ididit steering column facing the driver and
an array of VDO gauges. There?s no headliner, no carpeting and a
new front bench seat that has power adjustments. He paid over $2k
for the front seat. The Packard Eighteenth Series One-Ten was a
range of six-cylinder automobiles produced by the Packard Motor Car
Company of Detroit, Michigan during the 1940 and 1941 model years.
The One-Ten designation was renamed from the previous Packard
Fifteenth Series Six (115-C). The One-Ten shared the wheelbase of
the One-Twenty but was given the One-Ten designation to indicate it
was the entry level product. Documentation includes two photos of
the car, various maintenance receipts and a list of parts
investments worth more than $16,000. If you like the classic looks
of a Packard, a company whose tagline was, ?Ask the Man Who Owns
One,? with a modern heart and running gear, then check out this
Packard 110 Touring Sedan Restomod at MotoeXotica. VIN: 138229226
This car is currently located at our facility in St. Louis,
Missouri. Current mileage on the odometer shows x,xxx miles. It is
sold as is, where is, on a clean and clear, mileage exempt title.
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