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£51,528
1934 Packard Super Eight Series 1105 7-Passenger Sedan
United States • 22 Jul 2026
Vehicle Details
AI Listing Summary
This 1934 Packard Super Eight 7-Passenger Sedan boasts a rich history, including an AACA award and a role in the making of "A Christmas Story." It features a 384.8ci straight-eight engine, three-speed manual with overdrive, and a two-tone brown exterior with tan cloth interior, presenting a well-preserved classic with some noted cosmetic imperfections.
The car has been owned for extended periods, with the current seller acquiring it in 2006. Recent carburetor service has been performed, and it includes desirable features like dual side-mount spares, a Goddess of Speed mascot, and fold-down luggage rack, making it a notable offering for collectors of vintage Packards.
Condition
7
The car has received an AACA Historical Preservation Original Features Award in 2015. While the paint has evidence of work and imperfections are noted, the mechanicals have had recent service and the interior is in good condition with features like burl wood trim and rear shades. It displays typical wear for a car of its age that has been driven and preserved.
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Transmission:
Manual
Chassis No:
75459
Odometer:
12,000 miles
Reg Number:
[Reg Number]
RHD/LHD:
LHD
on Rolled Odometer 384.8ci L-Head Straight-Eight Three-Speed Manual Transmission w/OD Two-Tone Brown Paint Tan Cloth Upholstery 17" Artillery-Style Wheels Dual Side-Mount Spares Goddess of Speed Radiator Mascot Rear-Hinged Rear Doors Fold-Down Luggage Rack AM Radio Rear Jump Seats Burl Wood Interior Trim
This 1934 Packard Super Eight is a 147″-wheelbase Series 1105 seven-passenger sedan that was sold and delivered new in Hartford, Connecticut, to its first owner, a New Jersey-based Standard Oil Company executive, on May 1, 1934.
It was purchased by its second owner in 1954 and reportedly spent the next 50 years under their ownership, and was used in the making of the 1983 film during that period.
It was purchased by the seller in 2006 and subsequently earned an Antique Automobile Club of America ( ) Historical Preservation Original Features Award in 2015.
The car is finished in two-tone brown over tan cloth upholstery, and power comes from a 384.8ci L-head straight-eight paired w...
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£1,001
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£69,059
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£203,605
Highest Price (Since 2020)
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