No.14 Packard Convertible was the first model based on an American car appearing as Esso Series No.14 Packard Convertible in 1957. After 1959 it was re-issued by Budgie in various different boxes and packs. The model was made by Modern Products Ltd. who took over the Budgie name after 1966 and continued to produce it until 1970.

The Packard was a conventional body and base model with a separate driver. It also had a plastic screen which was a new innovation at the time. The red interior seats were part of the base and included a hole or indenture for the driver. The lettering on the base rather oddly had 'Made in England' included twice.

The first colours for No.14 Packard Convertible in the Esso Series were beige body (with plenty of silver trim on the large grille, headlights and front & rear bumpers), red seats and base, an amber coloured plastic screen and a tan driver whose casting included the steering wheel. The wheels were unpainted metal.

This version remained unchanged at first when Budgie re-issued it in 1961 as a Budgie Miniature.

After 1963 several changes occurred beginning with a switch to black plastic wheels. Then the screen colour became blue for a time before reverting back to amber. Finally, the driver changed from tan to gold.

For most of this time, the Packard remained beige but a last run in metallic blue was issued in 1968 when several other Budgie models were painted in metallic colours.

After the Esso Series ended, the Packard did not get a yellow 'Budgie Toys' blister-pack, being issued instead in 'Mobile' and 'Modern' boxes. It was also included in the Budgie Gift Set No.12.

The Packard was included when blue blister-packs were introduced and this remained the main selling method until 1970. It was also included in the triple pack No.99b Traffic Set and was sold in America in World Toy House blister-packs.