1933 Packard 1004 Super Eight Coupe Roadster

This Packard Series 1004 Super Eight is a Coupe Roadster that was purchased by the current owner from New Jersey collector David Kane around 1990. The car had been recently restored for Mr. Kane by Stone Barn Automobile Restoration in Vienna, New Jersey. After the work was completed, it earned AACA Junior and Senior awards, as well as CCCA First Prize and Senior recognition, with medallion 1329. Under its current ownership, it earned a Third in Class at the 1992 Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance. It earned its CCCA Premier status at the Baltimore Eastern Grand Classic in 1994.

The car is currently painted in blue and silver paint. The interior and rumble seat are done in medium grey leather. The rumble seat has fold-out leather pads at the side, which act as armrests for the passengers. There is also a golf bag door on the right-hand side. The convertible top is made of a canvas that matches the blue paint and has silver piping. The car has Bijur central chassis lubrication and a working Startix starting system. The tires are Lester 7.00x17 wide whitewalls.

Packard produced fewer than 1,400 Series 1004 Packards in all body styles during the short model year.

By Daniel Vaughan | May 2015