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Vehicle Loading Photos: Why You Need Them →This Packard Super 8 sedan with a 7-seat configuration was discovered in a Californian garage just last year. Although a nearly complete car, this 1948 model doesn't appear to have been driven for decades. With rusted floorboards, rockers, and trunk, this car will need a thorough restoration if the new owner decides to put it on the road.
The Packard Super 8 is a classic luxury car that was produced by the Packard Motor Car Company in the late 1940s. This particular model was one of the most popular and sought-after luxury cars of its time, with its powerful engine and spacious interior. What set the Packard Super 8 apart from other luxury cars of its time was its elegant design and craftsmanship, which made it a symbol of timeless elegance and sophistication. Today, the Packard Super 8 remains a highly coveted collector's item, with its rarity and classic styling making it a favorite among car enthusiasts and collectors alike.
The good news is that a full-on restoration may be worth it, considering it is just 1 of 1760 long-wheelbase Super-8s produced in 1948. This car in concours condition is estimated to be valued at $37,500.
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