TMU 319ci Inline-Eight Four-Speed Manual Transmission Cream & Burgundy Paint Black Leather Upholstery Tan Soft Top 20" Disc Wheels Dual Side-Mount Spares Rear Windscreen Trunk w/Custom Suitcases Driving Lamps Spotlight Goddess of Speed Mascot
This 1930 Packard Standard Eight is a Model 733 Sport Phaeton that was delivered new to Packard of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on July 31, 1930.

Chassis 293301 is said to have spent 30 years in a collection in Utah before it was purchased by the current owner in 2019.

The car wears cream and burgundy paint over black leather upholstery, and power comes from a 319ci L-head inline-eight paired with a four-speed manual transmission.

Equipment includes four-wheel mechanical drum brakes, 20″ disc wheels, dual side-mount spares, driving lamps, a mascot, a driver-side spotlight, a tan soft top, a folding rear windscreen, a folding luggage rack, and a rear trunk with custom suitcases.

This Seventh Series Packard is now offered by the seller on behal...