The first Packards were built in Warren, Ohio in 1899 because brothers JW and WD Packard thought they could produce a better car than the one they had just bought. For many years later, particularly in the 1920's and 1930's, well-to-do Americans lusted after a Packard alost as much as a Cadillac.

We have the only known restored 1939 two-door Touring Sedan (source: Packard Club of America). It won the "Best Pre-War Packard" award at Packard's international 1999 National Tour Car show. The car has been restored to its factory condition, including 1939 Dupont paint and tan pinstripe broadcloth upholstery.

This is without doubt one of the finest examples to be had anywhere. Comes with the most complete history we have ever had, V5 and 1 years MOT.