1947 Packard Super Clipper Limousine Model 2150
SKU: BML20
AVAILABILITY: Out of Stock
BODY TYPE: Limousine
MAKER: Packard
COLOR: Black
MEASURE: 115mm or 4 ½ inch
SCALE: 1:43
YEAR: 1947
DECADE: 40
You Save: £20.00 (13%)
Originating in 1941 the Darrin-designed Clipper was an inspiration to auto makers the world over and the styling cues can be seen on both sides of the Atlantic in many cars of the late 1940s and beyond. It was so successful that by 1946 all Packard models were Clipper-based, including this top flight limo which sold for $4700, over $1,200 more than the sedan.
Available in the new collectors box
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