1940 Packard 120 STREET ROD

About This Vehicle

Packard introduced its 1940 models on August 8, 1939, well ahead of other manufacturers. The One-Twenty offered legendary Packard quality for the price of a Buick, Olds, Mercury, Hudson, or DeSoto. This Packard has been tastefully and professionally upgraded with modern-day performance while retaining its original looks. Under the hood is a blistering fuel-injected 503-cubic-inch Ram Jet V-8 engine backed by a 700R4 automatic transmission sending power to a Ford 9-inch rear end with 3.25:1 Positraction and 32 Spline axles. The custom blue exterior is complemented by 14 and 15-inch chrome wheels wrapped in classic white wall tires. Opening the suicide doors reveals custom blue interior upholstery with a woodgrain dash, period-look Dakota Digital gauges, and a Vintage Air air conditioning system. Also features Mustang II front suspension, adjustable front air suspension, power steering, power disc brakes, electric cowl vent, and an upgraded modern-day stereo system. Classified as a 'Street Rod.'