One of the things that hold car lovers back from taking on a restoration is the fear of messing something up. We are, sadly, no longer a hands on nation. Still, there is more information out there to help… more»
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Is It Original? 1941 Packard 120 Sedan
Here at Barn Finds we sometimes run across sellers who, often unwittingly, pass off cars with older restorations as original condition cars. Automobile restoration was a popular hobby from the sixties through the eighties, and many of these cars… more»
Funky Art Car: 1941 Packard Hearse
When you are reading the listing for a car that has come onto the market and you find the word “hideous” in the text, you just know that you are onto an absolute winner. I’m not kidding here, because… more»
End of The Line: 1958 Packard Hawk
On January 7, 1956, at the Chicago Auto Show, Packard unveiled a concept car called the Predictor. It was designed to showcase numerous innovations that Packard saw as part of its future in American motoring. Sadly, the only thing… more»
Parked 40 Years Ago: 1954 Packard Caribbean
Seeing this Packard Caribbean in this rough of condition really hurts. With just 400 built in 1954, it’s actually the rarest of the Caribbeans, but even if it were the most common of years it would still be a… more»
Stored 25 Years: 1956 Clipper Super Panama
The saga that was the Packard Motor Car Company was in full soap opera mode in the mid-1950s not long before they called it quits altogether. This 1956 Clipper Super Panama wasn’t badged as a Packard as Clipper was… more»
EXCLUSIVE: 1955 Packard Clipper Custom
Reader Thomas C’s Packard is one beautiful driver that’s ready to be enjoyed and shown off! It sure is an elegant classic and is loaded with creature comforts, including working AC. Thomas has enjoyed it for the past few… more»
1-of-588: 1958 Packard Hawk
In 1958, Packard as a manufacturer was in its death throes, and production ended before that year was completed. This marked the demise of a once great marque that had been producing cars since 1899. Rubbing salt into the… more»
















