1937 Packard Super Eight Convertible Sedan – Show-Quality Nut-and-Bolt Restoration Spectacular No-Expense-Spared Nut-and-Bolt Restoration – professionally restored to concours-level quality from the frame up (look underneath this Packard!) Always garaged very well maintained and sparingly driven Mirror-Finish Trianon Green Jewel paint professionally show-waxed and detailed for maximum visual impact Hand-Stitched Cognac Leather Interior – luxurious six-passenger seating crafted for elegance and authenticity Polished Burl walnut wood Dash & Door Caps – hand-cut and finished to furniture-grade perfection Elegant Art Deco style Instrument Cluster – factory gauges include 120 MPH speedometer oil pressure ammeter water temp clock and fuel level Show-Stopping Beige Canvas Convertible Top and matching boot cover – folds down neatly with integrated roll-up side windows Legendary Packard 320 cid Straight Eight Engine – smooth-running and powerful the gold standard of pre-war engineering 3-Speed Wide-Ratio Manual Transmission – delivers confident effortless cruising on the open road Heavy-Duty Factory Rear Differential – optimized for highway comfort and long-distance touring Painted 17" Wheels with Dual Fender-Mounted Spares – wrapped in period correct wide whitewall tires for authentic rolling elegance Polished Chrome fold away Luggage Rack – both stylish and functional for period-correct touring Iconic Packard Cormorant radiator mascot – timeless elegance and unmistakable presence Restored Torpedo Bullet Headlamps & Dual Electric Horns – authentic touches that elevate any concours field Factory installed heater- helping to maintain comfort on those cool afternoon drives A Rolling Work of Art – The Ultimate Pre-War Collector's Convertible This 1937 Packard Super Eight Convertible Sedan is not just a classic – it's an investment-grade fully restored masterpiece with all the correct details vintage flair and engineering excellence that made Packard the pinnacle of American luxury. Whether you're showing it at Pebble Beach or enjoying a weekend drive this car delivers true 1930s grandeur at its finest.
