1931 Packard Series 833 Standard Eight Rumble Seat Convertible Coupe
Introducing this 1931 Packard Series 833 Standard Eight Rumble Seat Convertible Coupe, a timeless interwar American classic finished in an elegant two-tone light tan over rich maroon, beautifully complemented by a matching maroon interior. With its commanding presence, graceful proportions, and unmistakable Packard styling, this convertible represents one of the finest luxury automobiles of its era.
Highlights:
- Exterior Color: Maroon and Light Tan
- Interior Color: Maroon
- 320-cu.in. L-head Inline-Eight Engine
- 4-Speed Manual Transmission
- Rumble Seat
- Tan Folding Convertible Soft Top
- Packard "Adonis" (Sliding Boy) Radiator Mascot
- Wire Wheels with Wide Whitewall Tires
Power is provided by a 320-cu.in. L-head inline-eight engine paired with a floor-shifted 4-speed manual transmission. Features include a rumble seat, folding convertible top, hood louvers, chrome bumpers, the iconic Packard "Adonis" (Sliding Boy) radiator mascot, auxiliary driving lights, bright red wire wheels wrapped in Lester Tire Co. wide whitewall tires, a rear-mounted spare tire, and a single exhaust outlet.
Inside, the cabin offers comfortable bucket seating accented by wood interior trim. Additional amenities include a glove box, an analog clock, a 3-spoke steering wheel, and the ever-popular rumble seat, a hallmark feature that adds both charm and nostalgia to this classic touring car.
Packard was known for engineering excellence, and by the early 1930s its straight-eight engines had earned a reputation for smooth, quiet performance, making Packard the luxury automobile of choice for business leaders, celebrities, and dignitaries around the world.
This 1931 Packard Eighth Series Standard Eight Convertible has just come out of long-term storage and is currently not running. An outstanding opportunity to acquire a highly desirable Full Classic with timeless styling, it is ready for its next caretaker to bring it back to life. Priced accordingly. For $42,500