TMU 288.6ci L-Head Inline-Six Three-Speed Manual Transmission Green Paint w/Black Fenders Tan Cloth Upholstery Body-Color Disc Wheels Beveled Wind Wings Rear Window Shades Rear Cabin Flower Vases Factory Literature
This 1927 Packard Six is a Series 426 sedan that was delivered new to Douglas M.

Longyear Inc.

of Hollywood, California, and is said to have been first purchased by film director David Butler.

It was moved to Washington under previous ownership and was purchased by the seller in 2021.

The car is finished in green with a black roof and fenders over tan cloth upholstery, and power comes from a 288.6ci L-head inline-six paired with a three-speed manual transmission.

Features include running boards, body-color disc wheels, beveled wind wings, rear window shades, and rear cabin flower vases.

This Fourth Series Packard is now offered with factory literature and a Washington title in the seller’s name.

The car is finished in green with a black roof and fenders and green pins...