From 1907 through 1912, Packard offered the Model 30 Roadster, selling them for $4,200. This example was one of the final models, built in 1912. The 30-horsepower (thus the model's name) four-cylinder displaced 431 cubic inches. Not shown at this angle, the Model 30 Roadster features a single seat at the rear (outside of the roof), mounted right on top of the gas tank.