The 1928 Packard 526 was powered by a 288ci 6-cylinder engine mated to a manual transmission.

The 526 offered here is a handsome 5-passenger sedan that received a very high-quality, body-off restoration in the 1990s and has since been maintained in superb condition in the care of the same family.

Documents and photographs reveal this was a solid, honest car before its extensive restoration.

With the body off of the chassis, restorers stripped and refinished the frame in gloss black and carefully refurbished the mechanical components before installation.

Period-appropriate colors suit the understated and elegant factory coachwork, which features a rear-mounted spare wheel to maintain a clean, uninterrupted flow of the fenders.

Painted steel disc wheels tie together with the contrasting-color window surrounds, and red pinstripes to complement those on the body.

Accessories include a chrome radiator shell, Moto-Meter, radiator stone guard, fan-style exhaust deflector and cast Packar...