1941 Packard 110 Station Wagon

Packard introduced the 110 for 1940 and 1941, giving the company much-needed financial stability. For 1941, Hercules of Evansville, Indiana — known for the highest quality of coach-built units — supplied just 358 station wagon bodies to Packard for the 110 and 120 chassis, making these wood-bodied Packards of 1941 rarely seen today and prized possessions among Woodie aficionados. This lovely example has been professionally restored from top to bottom, inside and out — done so well it was featured on the front cover of the 2013 Woodie Times November issue, a magazine dedicated to wood-bodied cars.