Packard's most beautiful automobiles of the 1930s were arguably produced as part of the Eleventh Series, and they boasted the first gentle hints of streamlining, such as a slightly angled radiator shell, more deeply skirted fenders, and vee'd headlamp lenses. The 12-cylinder models of this series were the ultimate Packards, and the ultimate of the ultimate were the versions designed by Alexis de Sakhnoffsky and built by LeBaron, of Detroit. These scarce cars featured the latest in aerodynamics, including separate sensuously rounded pontoon fenders, curved running boards nearly blended into the body, and tapered tails. They were the hottest thing to come from East Grand Boulevard in years.
Features:
- Brand new mint boxed
- Officially licensed product
- Precision model in die-cast metal
- Great for classic car fans, gifts or display
- Fully assembled and painted ready for presentation
- Size is 12cm long x 4cm wide (approx) 1/43 scale
What's in the box
1 x Model Car
