1932 Packard Eight Series 902 Coupe

This 1932 Packard Eight Series 902 coupe is said to have been restored approximately 15 years ago by a previous owner and is finished in silver and maroon over a grey fabric interior. Power is from a 319ci L-head straight-eight paired with a 3-speed manual transmission, and equipment includes a folding luggage rack, trunk, dual covered side-mount spare tires, fender lights, a Stromberg EE23 downdraft carburetor, and a cigar lighter. The car was acquired in 2018 by the selling dealer, and subsequent maintenance consisted of fluid changes, lubrication, and a radiator service. This Packard is offered in Missouri with a handful of records and a clean Kansas title. The car carries body number 507, identifying it as a 2-door, 5-passenger coupe. The seller states that it has been stored in a climate-controlled environment since being restored by a Texas collector approximately 15 years ago. Special paint was reportedly ordered from the factory, and the body is finished in silver and maroon. Optional equipment includes dual covered side-mount spare tires, a harmonic stabilizer front bumper, a trunk with a luggage rack, fender lights, a front stone guard, and wire wheels wearing 6.50-19 whitewall tires. The interior is trimmed with grey fabric upholstery, brown carpets, and wood paneling. Window shades are equipped for the rear passengers, and a cigar lighter was included as an option. The steering wheel features a lever to control the vacuum clutch. An engine-turned dash panel houses instrumentation including a 5-digit odometer showing 99k miles. Total mileage is unknown. The 319ci L-head straight-eight was rated at 110 horsepower at 3,200 rpm when new and is paired with a 3-speed manual transmission. The selling dealer notes that this car is the 214th-from-last 1932 Packard produced and is equipped with a Stromberg EE23 downdraft carburetor. A fluid change, lubrication, and radiator service were performed in December 2018. Additional underside photos are available in the gallery below. A handful of service records are included in the sale.