1955 Packard Caribbean Convertible by goodoleboy
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Captured 6/5/16 @ 1:24 pm, at the beautiful Huntington Beach Concours d'Elegance held on the beautiful grounds of the Huntington Beach Central Park in beautiful Huntington Beach, California.
Packard's last attempt to restore its classic-era cachet was spearheaded by a special convertible coupe called the Caribbean. The sleek lines of the 1955 model still have a commanding presence. It is an engineering treat, too, among the Packards that introduced torsion-bar suspension. At 218.5 inches long, this was the most costly 1955 Packard. Only 500 Caribbeans were made that year.
Source: Autoweek.
What a beauty. The first Packard I ever saw that was not a big black sedan/saloon. The front end reminds me of those of the mid-1950's Chevrolets.
A ZOOM would be most advantageous.
Comments (5)
Fabulous old car once again my friend ... Fantastic s hot also !!!
This is a beautiful Automobile which restored and maintained well. Don't know if that's original paint job but the colors look original. The big,heavy ,chrome front end is really something. The images are super clear, nice work.
A beautiful car that would still turn heads today.
This is what we here in Denmark would call a Dollar Grin :) What a beautiful one this is. Great shots too. :)
Awesome car.