'36 Packard
The 1936 Packard Four-Door Convertible (commonly designated as a convertible sedan or phaeton style) was a pinnacle of luxury engineering during the Fourteenth Series. Available on chassis like the mid-range [120/120B] or senior Super Eight and Twelve lines, it featured an inline-eight or V12 engine, suicide doors, and elegant folding soft-tops.
Design and Specifications
Body Style: Four-door convertible sedan featuring roll-up side glass and a folding canvas top.
Engines: Ranged from a 282 cu in straight-eight (120 hp) in the One-Twenty up to massive straight-eights and V12s in senior models.
Transmission: 3-speed manual floor shift.
Suspension: Independent front suspension (on the 120 series).
Price: Originally priced around $1,395 for the 120 convertible sedan up to much higher figures for custom coachbuilt senior models.
'36 Packard
The 1936 Packard Four-Door Convertible (commonly designated as a convertible sedan or phaeton style) was a pinnacle of luxury engineering during the Fourteenth Series. Available on chassis like the mid-range [120/120B] or senior Super Eight and Twelve lines, it featured an inline-eight or V12 engine, suicide doors, and elegant folding soft-tops.
Design and Specifications
Body Style: Four-door convertible sedan featuring roll-up side glass and a folding canvas top.
Engines: Ranged from a 282 cu in straight-eight (120 hp) in the One-Twenty up to massive straight-eights and V12s in senior models.
Transmission: 3-speed manual floor shift.
Suspension: Independent front suspension (on the 120 series).
Price: Originally priced around $1,395 for the 120 convertible sedan up to much higher figures for custom coachbuilt senior models.