Packard 734 Speedster (1930 to 1930)

The Packard 734 Speedster was introduced for the 1930 model year, and was the second iteration of the Packard Speedster. The 734 Speedster was Packard's halo model, intended to compete with the world's best cars. The 734 Speedster was fitted with a 384ci (6.3L) inline eight engine, and was available in a variety of body styles, including roadster, phaeton, 'Victoria' four seater, and limousine. Only 113 examples were built before the end of the 734 Speedster's one year production run.