Year model - packard

[1930.68B]

This car was at the show in Springfield, MO. Can you tell me the year model?
Thanks

 

[Zeke3]

With the lack of brightwork on the car, I would guess 1942.

 

[topfuel724]

1937

 

[Kube]

Wow!

 

[rockfla]

1937[/QUOTE
My guess would be a body by "Brunn" judging by the top of the windsheild treatment. Looks like there style!!! Would defer to Topfuel is correct as to year but its definitely NOT 1942!!!!

 

[rockfla]

Here is a Lincoln of "similar" year and body style, body by Brunn.....NOTE the top of the windshield. A la "The Henry Ford".

 

[TJ]

1936 or '37.

 

[51 MERC-CT]

Looks like 1939 with split windshield and elongated headlights.
(believe '38 was first year with split windshield )
Perhaps a 1939 Packard 1708 V-12 Brunn Touring Cabriolet

 

['36 5W]

Yowza; good to see an unrestored survivor! Beautiful cars!

 

[scicala]

So the owner/seller didn't know what year is was ?

Sal

 

[34PKUP]

So the owner/seller didn't know what year is was ?

Sal

Probably the 'picture taker' didn't bother to ask.

 

[jagnweiner]

I just asked a local friend who is a noted Packard restorer and expert. His answer, "1939 V12 Brunn Landaulet." He also reports, "very expensive, with production around 20."

 

[Anteek29]

Packard mini-hearse?

 

[mercman from oz]

I believe that it is a 1939 Packard Convertible Sedan on a 127" Wheelbase.

 

[mercman from oz]

1939 Packard Convertible Sedan - from the Original 1939 Packard Sales Brochure.

 

[mercman from oz]

1937 Lincoln Convertible Sedan on display at the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, the same car as posted by "rockfla".