1910 Packard Model Thirty Phaeton

From 1907 through 1912, the Model 30 was Packard's flagship offering. These magnificent luxury automobiles were powered by Packard's mighty 432 cubic-inch, inline four-cylinder power unit, producing 30 horsepower (A.L.A.M. horsepower rating), and offered in several open and closed body styles.

This Phaeton, the only completely original surviving example, was delivered new to Nina P. Hesselberger of Los Angeles with unique green leather upholstery. Later, the car was owned by pioneering California collectors Art Austria and Dr. George Schafer. In 1960, it was acquired by Bill Harrah in entirely complete condition but in need of a total restoration. Finished in 1967, the car remained with the Harrah Collection until 1983. Acquired in 2010 by its current owners, this Model 30 has since accumulated thousands of touring miles.