1939 Packard One-Twenty 1701 Club Coupe

This vintage classic is a 1939 Packard One-Twenty, specifically its high-end model known as the 1701 Club Coupe. This vehicle stands out with its regal elegance from an era gone by, showcasing distinctive Art Deco styling cues prevalent in the late 1930s. Manufactured in the final year before World War II took prominent U.S. automakers' focus elsewhere, this Packard boasts a rich history and exclusivity, as only around 5,278 Club Coupes were produced between 1938 and 1941. Its signature features include the long, sweeping fenders, vertical chrome grille with a wide center divider bar, dual, circular headlights, and iconic "Gods Eyes" hubcaps. Under the hood lies Packard's renowned straight-eight engine, delivering smooth power through its three-speed manual transmission to the rear wheels. This One-Twenty 1701 Club Coupe encapsulates the grandeur of pre-war American luxury motoring.

Last bid: $14,500