See several 1950s Packard cars that came out as the company introduced new models and features that helped to solidify its reputation as a top producer of luxury cars - like automatic transmissions and power steering.
57 Packard
Photographed at the July 29, 2011 preview to the RM auction at St. John's in Plymouth, Michigan. A bargain sale at $41,250.
Super Run Car Show, Henderson, Nevada
The Packard Caribbean was a "halo" vehicle produced by the Packard Motor Car Company of Detroit, Michigan during model years 1953 through 1956. Some of the C...
Classic: 1955 Packard Patrician
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Cars of 1956, American and some imports. Source: LIFE Jan. 30, 1956
Morris Oxford - one of the models of cars manufactured by Morris. Morris Oxford received many good reviews of car owners for their consumer qualities. On this page we present you the most successful photo gallery of Morris Oxford and wish you a pleasant viewing experience. ...
1954 Packard Pacific
1956 Packard Four Hundred Advertisement Time Magazine June 4 1956
(first posted 12/13/2012) Packard, Packard, Packard. What did you get yourself into? We could talk all day about the Studebaker-Packard marriage and its chaotic aftermath, but since it’s been talked […]
Description Summary 330 4 barrel V8 with 255hp, automatic push button transmission, power steering, power brakes, Kelsey Hayes wire wheels, great driving car, Iridescent Grey and Shell Pink, new correct leather and cloth interior. Details As DeSoto's luxury line for 1956, the Fireflite offered richly appointed interiors with a distinctive 'Gullwing' styled dash and smart two tone exterior finishes delineated by remarkably restrained bright trim spears. An unusually clean front bumper and a wide grille design with twin upright bars provided a low and wide presence, while smooth front bodylines flowed into neatly restrained tailfins beginning underneath the C-pillars terminating with Fireflite's vertically-stacked tail lamps. This 1956 Fireflite Sportsman clearly benefits from a loving restoration and excellent care within a noted private collection based in Central Texas. Visually stunning and distinctively finished in Iridescent Grey and Shell Pink, it is equipped with a new wiring harness, a new and correct leather and cloth interior, Kelsey-Hayes chrome wire wheels and period-style wide whitewall tires. Highly desirable original features include a push button AM radio, power brakes, power steering, a power-operated seat and power windows. A handsomely presented example of Virgil Exner's design legacy with a powerful and highly detailed HEMI V8 and a push button-operated automatic transmission. Documentation included: Build Sheet, letter from Chrysler Historical Society, original buyer's contract and owner's manual. Summary 330 4 barrel V8 with 255hp, automatic push button transmission, power steering, power brakes, Kelsey Hayes wire wheels, great driving car, Iridescent Grey and Shell Pink, new correct leather and cloth interior. Details As DeSoto's luxury line for 1956, the Fireflite offered richly appointed interiors with a distinctive 'Gullwing' styled dash and smart two tone exterior finishes delineated by remarkably restrained bright trim spears. An unusually clean front bumper and a wide grille design with twin upright bars provided a low and wide presence, while smooth front bodylines flowed into neatly restrained tailfins beginning underneath the C-pillars terminating with Fireflite's vertically-stacked tail lamps. This 1956 Fireflite Sportsman clearly benefits from a loving restoration and excellent care within a noted private collection based in Central Texas. Visually stunning and distinctively finished in Iridescent Grey and Shell Pink, it is equipped with a new wiring harness, a new and correct leather and cloth interior, Kelsey-Hayes chrome wire wheels and period-style wide whitewall tires. Highly desirable original features include a push button AM radio, power brakes, power steering, a power-operated seat and power windows. A handsomely presented example of Virgil Exner's design legacy with a powerful and highly detailed HEMI V8 and a push button-operated automatic transmission. Documentation included: Build Sheet, letter from Chrysler Historical Society, original buyer's contract and owner's manual.
1955 Packard 400
