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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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