1935 Packard 1203 Super Eight Club Sedan

This is a Senior Packard in sandy gray with primrose pinstripes and wide white walls. This car has had a recent frame-up restoration on a totally rust-free western car and is displayed in a museum. The car has very few road miles on it and shows well in modern times. Other features include a clock, wire wheels with trim rings, a radio, ride control, dual side mounts with mirrors, and a trunk rack. It is CCCA-eligible as a full Classic.

This car weighed approximately 5325 pounds and featured 4-wheel mechanical brakes. The transmission had selective synchromesh on all 3 forward gears plus reverse with floor shift controls. Vertical slats in the radiator grille open and close to vary airflow to the engine radiator, thus maintaining optimum engine operating temperature in both hot and cold climates.

Source - Canton Classic Museum