1923 Packard Single 6 Touring 1923 Packard Single 6 Touring - Ellingson Motorcars

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1923 Packard Single 6 Touring - Ellingson Motorcars
Stock #:
8546
Exterior Color:
Red
Interior Color:
Tan
Body Type:
Convertible
Transmission:
3 Speed Manual
Drivetrain:
RWD
Engine:
268.4 L-Head Straight 6
Mileage:
76,637
This 1923 Packard Single 6 Touring is a beautifully restored, pre-war luxury American automobile that fits in nicely with any collection. By the early 20s, Packard Motor Company had established itself as one of the preeminent luxury car marques in the United States, in line with Cadillac and the other "3P" brands of Pierce-Arrow and Peerless. Packards were the favorite automobile of royalty, celebrities, and the business elite, and Packards were known for their elevated look, mechanical reliability, and overall quality. It is no wonder that Packard trademarked the phrase "Ask the Man Who Owns One." By 1923, Packard offered 5 models on their 126" wheelbase plus another 3 models on the elongated 133" wheelbase. This particular antique Packard is believed to have underwent a complete frame-off restoration in the mid-eighties and was kept in various museum-quality collections ever since. Under the hood on this '23 Packard is a 268.4 Cubic Inch L-Head Straight 6 Cylinder engine with a single barrel Packard-Updraft with Fuelizer Carburetor. This Single 6 Packard is equipped with a 3 Speed Manual Transmission with a Floor-Mounted Shifter, which was standard equipment in 1923. This 1923 Packard also features a rear-mounted continental kit with a beige canvas cover. The tan canvas convertible top, along with the matching boot and continental kit cover, are all in wonderful condition and they give this classic Packard an elevated, luxury look. The exterior on this Packard Touring Car has been refinished in a beautiful Red over Black two-tone color scheme, which makes this '23 truly stand out in a crowd. This Packard sits on color-matched upgraded disc wheels, which cost a whopping back in 1923, and give this Touring Phaeton an elevated exterior look. The interior on this 1923 Single 6 Packard is absolutely stunning. The front and rear bench seats have been recovered in tan leather, as well as the door panels, all of which are in fantastic shape. The wooden steering wheel and dash are in their stock configuration, with the dash housing a drum-style speedometer, amp gauge, oil pressure gauge, Waltham clock, trip meter, and odometer. Whether you're a big time pre-war Packard collector, or you'd like to be one, this 1923 Packard Single 6 Touring is the car for you. Give us a call today!
Vehicle Description
This 1923 Packard Single 6 Touring is a beautifully restored, pre-war luxury American automobile that fits in nicely with any collection. By the early 20s, Packard Motor Company had established itself as one of the preeminent luxury car marques in the United States, in line with Cadillac and the other "3P" brands of Pierce-Arrow and Peerless. Packards were the favorite automobile of royalty, celebrities, and the business elite, and Packards were known for their elevated look, mechanical reliability, and overall quality. It is no wonder that Packard trademarked the phrase "Ask the Man Who Owns One." By 1923, Packard offered 5 models on their 126" wheelbase plus another 3 models on the elongated 133" wheelbase. This particular antique Packard is believed to have underwent a complete frame-off restoration in the mid-eighties and was kept in various museum-quality collections ever since. Under the hood on this '23 Packard is a 268.4 Cubic Inch L-Head Straight 6 Cylinder engine with a single barrel Packard-Updraft with Fuelizer Carburetor. This Single 6 Packard is equipped with a 3 Speed Manual Transmission with a Floor-Mounted Shifter, which was standard equipment in 1923. This 1923 Packard also features a rear-mounted continental kit with a beige canvas cover. The tan canvas convertible top, along with the matching boot and continental kit cover, are all in wonderful condition and they give this classic Packard an elevated, luxury look. The exterior on this Packard Touring Car has been refinished in a beautiful Red over Black two-tone color scheme, which makes this '23 truly stand out in a crowd. This Packard sits on color-matched upgraded disc wheels, which cost a whopping back in 1923, and give this Touring Phaeton an elevated exterior look. The interior on this 1923 Single 6 Packard is absolutely stunning. The front and rear bench seats have been recovered in tan leather, as well as the door panels, all of which are in fantastic shape. The wooden steering wheel and dash are in their stock configuration, with the dash housing a drum-style speedometer, amp gauge, oil pressure gauge, Waltham clock, trip meter, and odometer. Whether you're a big time pre-war Packard collector, or you'd like to be one, this 1923 Packard Single 6 Touring is the car for you. Give us a call today!
Vehicle Warranty
WARRANTIES FOR THIS VEHICLE:
AS IS - NO DEALER WARRANTY
THE DEALER DOES NOT PROVIDE A WARRANTY FOR ANY REPAIRS AFTER SALE.
About Ellingson Motorcars
Ellingson Motorcars is the Midwest’s premier classic car dealer. Our huge indoor showroom is located just outside Minneapolis and features
100+ classic cars
, muscle cars, restored trucks, original survivors and restomods ranging from the 1920s to late model collectibles.
Our friendly staff are experienced and knowledgeable when it comes to selling or buying classic cars and can help you find your dream car. With over 25 years of experience selling classic cars and trucks, we’ve sold and shipped thousands of classics to all 50 states and to nearly every continent.
Customers trust the unparallel quality of our vehicles.  In fact, most of our customers purchased their classic car sight unseen without even visiting our showroom.  To ensure that every classic in our inventory meets our high standards, each vehicle undergoes our 100+ point inspection.  This extensive inspection and intake process allows our customers to trust that the car they saw on the internet runs, drives, and looks as they expected.
Ready to sell your classic or collectible vehicle? Our
consignment
and
buying
programs help you sell your classic car and put cash in your pocket!
Contact us
today and we’ll help you determine the best possible price for your vehicle. We also offer
full repair services
to keep your collectible car running perfectly while it is on display in our Rogers showroom and for years to come. Whether you’re in the market for a classic
Chevy
,
Ford
,
Dodge
or something a little less common like a
Packard
or
Studebaker
, Ellingson’s has the right classic vehicle for you.
Ellingson Motorcars is the Midwest’s premier classic car dealer. Our huge indoor showroom is located just outside Minneapolis and features
100+ classic cars
, muscle cars, restored trucks, original survivors and restomods ranging from the 1920s to late model collectibles.
Our friendly staff are experienced and knowledgeable when it comes to selling or buying classic cars and can help you find your dream car. With over 25 years of experience selling classic cars and trucks, we’ve sold and shipped thousands of classics to all 50 states and to nearly every continent.
Customers trust the unparallel quality of our vehicles.  In fact, most of our customers purchased their classic car sight unseen without even visiting our showroom.  To ensure that every classic in our inventory meets our high standards, each vehicle undergoes our 100+ point inspection.  This extensive inspection and intake process allows our customers to trust that the car they saw on the internet runs, drives, and looks as they expected.
Ready to sell your classic or collectible vehicle? Our
consignment
and
buying
programs help you sell your classic car and put cash in your pocket!
Contact us
today and we’ll help you determine the best possible price for your vehicle. We also offer
full repair services
to keep your collectible car running perfectly while it is on display in our Rogers showroom and for years to come. Whether you’re in the market for a classic
Chevy
,
Ford
,
Dodge
or something a little less common like a
Packard
or
Studebaker
, Ellingson’s has the right classic vehicle for you.
Contact us for more details
(763) 428-7337
(763) 428-7337
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Payment Options
We accept the following payment methods:
- Cashier's Check/money order
- Cash (in person)
- Personal check (once cleared)
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Company does not represent or warrant the authenticity or accuracy of odometer readings or
other vehicle specifications unless otherwise specified in the vehicle listing.  All shipping
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Company may require the buyer to make a nonrefundable deposit with Ellingson Motorcars
LLC within 48 hours of winning the auction in an amount as determined by the Company in
its sole discretion.
For more information and a current list of vehicles, contact Scott E. at
763-428-7337
or at
[email protected]
.
Fees and Taxes
Sales tax, title, license fee, registration fee, dealer documentary fee, finance charges, emission testing fees, and compliance fees are additional to the advertised price. Vehicle is listed locally, we reserve the right to end the auction at any time.