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£55,535

1934 Packard 1101 Eight 7 Passenger Touring Chassis no. 710-11 Engine no. 374045

United States • 7 Oct 2013

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AI Listing Summary

This 1934 Packard 1101 Eight 7-Passenger Touring Car is a well-preserved, largely original example with a known history in Maine. It features a desirable open coachwork and has been owned by notable collectors, making it a significant find despite its aged repaint and some cosmetic wear.

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Condition 

7

The car is described as being in largely original condition, with an old repaint that is cracked and blistered. The bodywork is sound, straight, and solid with no rot, with only a repair on the right front fender. The doors close perfectly, and the running board treads look nearly new. The top is fragile, but the interior leather is amazingly good. Most of the chrome is decent, except the taillights which are peeling. The odometer shows 48,825 miles, and a service sticker from 1957 shows the mileage then as 48,820. The car has a desirable open seven-passenger touring car coachwork.

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Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

710-11

Odometer:

48,825 miles

Reg Number:

[Reg Number]

RHD/LHD:

LHD

320ci L-head inline 8-cylinder engine Single down draft carburetor 120bhp at 3,200rpm 3-speed manual transmission 4-wheel semi-elliptical leaf springs 4-wheel mechanical drum brakes *Formerly in the Richard C.

Paine Jr.

Collection *Offered from a Private European Museum Collection *Long time Maine car The Packard Model 1101 For Packard the Eleventh Series 1934 Eight might have been its "standard" offering but by the standards of just about any other automobile manufacturer it was an heroic automobile.

With a silky smooth L-head inline eight engine of 319 cubic inches and 120 brake horsepower at 3,200 rpm, the Packard Eight was large and powerful enough to deal effortlessly with all but the largest, most elaborate and heaviest formal coachwork.

It was offered in three versions, the base 129½" 1100 series with a 5-passenger sedan body, the 141¼" long wheelbase 1102 series with 7-passenger sedan and limousine coachwork and the standard 136½" 1101 series with a total of ten cataloged b...

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£26,744

Lowest Price (Since 2020)

£75,120

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£106,960

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