The vehicle in question is a timeless classic, a 1933 Packard Eight Series 1002 Phaeton. Manufactured in the heart of the Art Deco era, this American masterpiece bears the regal coachwork of number 611 five-passenger, dual-windshield phaeton body style, exuding an air of elegance and sophistication. It originally rolled off the assembly line on August 5, 1933, destined for the prestigious Packard Motor Company's dealership on Manhattan's 11th Avenue. This stunning artifact of automotive history has undergone a meticulous refurbishment by Hibernia Auto Restoration in the 1960s and boasts a coveted CCCA National First Prize awarded after its restoration. Currently, this magnificent piece of rolling art is available for bid at $1,500, offering a unique opportunity to own a significant piece of American motoring history.
