1940 Packard Custom - Maroon Convertible Victoria 1:24 Diecast Model by Franklin Mint
Low stock
Deep maroon body with tan removable fabric roof and matching tan interior
Diecast metal construction with opening doors, hood, and trunk
Includes detailed engine bay and full trunk with spare tire
Whitewall tires with chrome hubcaps and hood ornament detailing
- Rear boot missing when Convertible top is off
From an estate collection, displayed in Styrofoam only — no box
Slight paint rash visible only in certain lighting, priced accordingly
Description:
The 1940 Packard Custom Convertible Victoria represents the height of pre-war American automotive luxury, with its sweeping lines, integrated headlights, and dignified presence. This Franklin Mint 1:24 scale model captures those elegant details with precision — from the finely replicated chrome accents and tan soft top to its two-tone dashboard and operable features. A beautiful piece from an estate collection, housed in its original Styrofoam (box not included), with minor paint rash visible under specific angles.
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