The history of this 1941 Packard 160 Convertible began when it was delivered new to Providence, Rhode Island, where it was originally used as a beach car. As a genuine pre-war classic and a hallmark of American luxury, it combines exceptional provenance with authentic period specifications and a past restoration completed in the early 2000s that has been carefully maintained and held up remarkably well ever since, including dedicated care by Chris Charleston of Oxford, Maine. The exterior features a two-tone finish of French Gray over Algiers Blue Metallic, paired with a matching blue canvas top. Inside, the cabin is trimmed in dark blue leather and gray cloth, and the vehicle is equipped with the rare factory radio delete option. Under the hood sits Packard’s legendary 160-horsepower straight-eight engine, paired with a 3-speed manual transmission featuring factory overdrive for enhanced cruising capability. Maintained as a road-ready car, the new owners will feel confident in it's documented show history. It has earned multiple Classic Car Club of America (CCCA) awards, including a Senior Award, and scored 96.5 when last judged in 2022. For the enthusiast who understands the gravity of the Packard name, this 160 Convertible represents a rare opportunity to own a piece of automotive history that is as impressive in motion as it is on the show field. Contact the showroom to arrange your private viewing of this extraordinary vehicle.