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Packard 120 for film & TV hire
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1 listing make up this Packard 120 page, dated 1936; look at the individual years when building a selection for a dated location or character. Looking at the dates, 1930s have the most examples; the linked pages offer a broader period selection for background traffic and other arrivals. The entries most frequently appear in American, Classic and Convertible, a useful starting point when you want to compare choices across different years, makes or visual references. The selection’s leading colours are black; use them for an initial comparison with the scene, then take a closer look at the individual vehicles. Variants listed for Packard 120 include Coachbuilt Coupe Sedenca Convertible.
Packard 120 hire questions
- Can I hire a Packard 120 for filming?
- Yes, through a brief. The CarSeen catalogue has 1 Packard 120 listing from 1936. Tell us the scene, dates and location, and availability is confirmed with the owner.
- Which Packard 120 versions are listed?
- Catalogue listings include variants such as Coachbuilt Coupe Sedenca Convertible, and colours such as black. Each listing page shows its own details.
- How much does it cost to hire a Packard 120?
- Every job is quoted individually. The price depends on the car, the number of days, how it is used, transport and drivers. Send a brief and we will confirm it on your quote.
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