1938 PACKARD SIX 1600 Touring sedan



_Beautiful interior

_Pre-war at a reasonable price

_French grey card

_Chassis : [Phone Number]







The Packard Motor Car Company was founded on November 6, 1899 in Ohio by the Ward brothers and their partner Weiss with a slogan that says it all: "Ask the man who own one".





In 1902, it was renamed the Packard Motor Car Company and the first factory was built in 1903 in Detroit and was soon considered ultra-modern.

From the beginning, Packard cars were considered to be very competitive and luxurious, which explains the high price.

The brand was responsible for many firsts, such as the first 12-cylinder production car, the Twin Six, in 1915 and the first car with air conditioning in 1939.

After the crash, the brand was forced to produce more affordable cars in the

cars in the 1930s.

The Packard Six was the low-cost alternative to the 8-cylinder in 1937.





Renamed the '110' in 1940, it was built on a 122-inch wheelba...