This is a beautiful older restoration of the rare and desirable
1949 Packard Super Eight Victoria Convertible Coupe (Model 2332).
We love the color combinations featuring its Agate Blue metallic
paint and the chrome wire wheels. This Packard is one of just 1,285
23rd Series produced. This example is an older restoration that is
perfect for local and regional shows and with little effort can be
readied for tours. The last owner was William Ingram from Paradise
Valley, AZ who acquired this Packard in California in 2004. Mr.
Ingram maintained this Packard well and the sale includes copies of
the receipts. The Agate Blue metallic paint (Paint Code H) is
polished to a beautiful shine and luster and is in very nice
condition. The chrome has also been all restored and replated
beautifully. The tan Haartz cloth canvas power convertible top is
nearly as new. The power convertible top works well. The chrome
wire wheels are in excellent condition and have wide white walled
radials installed (the spare is a very old bias ply tire). The tan
convertible top boot cover does not fit but is included in the
sale. We used a Bondo body filler meter and found that most of the
rocker panels and lower areas are without any fillers, with only a
couple of small areas with thicker readings. We wanted to be
assured that this was a very solid body before its restoration.
Overall, this Packard looks fantastic and would be great for taking
for local and regional car shows. The interior features Burgundy
and Tan leather with tan carpeting. The leather is older but still
very soft and supple and the seats are very comfortable. The
dashboard is in overall very nice condition and is painted Agate
Blue. Seat belts have been installed for touring. The gauges and
clock all function, but the gauges in the 1949 Packards are
somewhat vague in readings. Overall, the interior is in good
condition. The engine compartment is well detailed for local and
regional shows. The engine compartment shows well and is missing
the two lower side pans on either side of the engine. The engine
appears to be well maintained, and the history file of service work
reflect it. The chassis has been cleaned and painted and looks
nice. This Packard had been sitting for a couple of years and would
benefit from a full major service. The venerable 327 CID straight
eight (Engine No. H401013) produces 150hp and is paired with the
three-speed overdrive manual transmission. We have this Packard
priced well. This is a very rare model, and this Packard has had a
major investment made in its restoration. With a major service
performed by the new owner, this will be a delightful car to be
enjoyed. We have this priced as a No. 2-. The Hagerty Value for a
No. 2 example is $61,400 and the No. 3 Value is $37,200. See the
Hagerty Value here: 1949 Packard Super Eight Victoria-23rd Series |
Hagerty Valuation Tools For more information and details, please
call or text Harry Clark at 1.602.245.7200 or email us at
[email protected]. The Packard is available for inspection
at our Phoenix showroom. We are pleased to offer FaceTime or
WhatsApp live video inspections, and we help coordinate shipping
worldwide. We also have financing partners if you are interested in
financing.
Vehicle Details
1949 Packard Super Eight Victoria Convertible
Listing ID:CC-1886206
Price:$45,000
Location:Phoenix, Arizona
Year:1949
Make:Packard
Model:Super Eight Victoria Convertible
Odometer:0
Stock Number:71948
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