This 1951 Packard 300, four-door sedan, is a rare example of a
seldom seen make and model in very good original condition. It is
powered by Packard's smooth Thunderbolt Straight Eight, 327ci
engine producing 150HP horsepower; one of the largest engines made
by any manufacturer in 1951 mated to Packard's two-speed Ultramatic
transmission. Additional equipment and options include original
drum brakes in excellent working order, new bias-ply wide whitewall
tires installed in 2020 provide outstanding limousine-quality ride,
all original interior that is very presentable with excellent
original headliner and the radiator was re-cored in 2021. The
engine and transmission have both been rebuilt by previous owner
who was a lifelong Packard collector. A repaint was also done at
that time and is still very presentable. Currently owned by the
third owner; registered, roadworthy and driven regularly. Only
15,000 produced, only a few hundred of this year, make, and model
remain registered anywhere. The car runs, shifts, drives and stops
well. An original exterior sun visor, a rare optional accessory,
will be included with the sale.
Vehicle Details
1951 Packard 300
Listing ID:CC-1662615
Price:Auction Vehicle
Location:Youngville, North Carolina
Year:1951
Make:Packard
Model:300
Exterior Color:Black
Interior Color:Gray
Transmission:Automatic
Odometer:0
Stock Number:WIN22-S313
VIN:24727960
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