1934 Packard 1107 Twelve Coupe Roadster

The Eleventh Series Packard automobiles were the last with gracefully flowing fenders and classic bodylines. In the front was a stunning frontal ensemble with a graceful vee-shaped radiator shell and matching fender lights and headlights.

This 1934 Packard Twelve Model 1107 Coupe Roadster rested on a 142-inch wheelbase chassis and was equipped with a 445 cubic-inch V12 engine with 160 horsepower. It has a Stromberg downdraft carburetor, a three-speed synchromesh manual transmission, a solid front axle and semi-floating rear axle with leaf springs front and rear, 4-wheel vacuum-assisted Bendix drum brakes, and Ride Control.

This Packard is finished in a two-tone violet and gray exterior finish with a gray folding top and leather interior. The rumble seat has a folding windshield, similar to the wood-hull speedboats of the era. Additional accessories include a chrome grille stone guard, dual side-mount spares with metal cases mounting chrome mirrors, Trippe Safety Lights, dual horns, a rear-mounted luggage rack and chest, and a golf club compartment. The chrome wire wheels are wrapped with period-style wide whitewall tires.

By Daniel Vaughan | Oct 2021