1958 Packard Series 58L Hardtop Coupe

Some would argue that Packard ceased to exist when the Packard was no longer built at the original Packard factory on East Grand Boulevard in Detroit, leaving in 1956.

However, the Packard name continued for two more years, as cars were built in South Bend, Indiana by Studebaker, which had merged with Packard in 1954.

The 1958 Packard Hawk was powered by a 289 cubic-inch, overhead valve V-8 that produced 275 horsepower, thanks to a McCulloch VS 57S supercharger that cut-in at 3,000 RPM.

This low mileage, mostly unrestored Packard is one of only 588 Packard Hawks built in 1958 - the only year produced. It was sold new in California and spent most of its life there.