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Steve, the '56 Executive is that much different than the Patrician and 400?
I have a hole in my Crestline series of books, my reference source showing all model years and models of each major car brand; I never got the Packard book before they sold out, so I am not well versed in Packard details. This looks like a Clipper, and I don't remember anything about an Executive.
Steve, the '56 Executive is that much different than the Patrician and 400?
I have a hole in my Crestline series of books, my reference source showing all model years and models of each major car brand; I never got the Packard book before they sold out, so I am not well versed in Packard details. This looks like a Clipper, and I don't remember anything about an Executive.
The Executive was a Clipper with a 400 front end created for the mid price range to compete with Oldsmobile, Mercury, etc.
Steve, the '56 Executive is that much different than the Patrician and 400?
I have a hole in my Crestline series of books, my reference source showing all model years and models of each major car brand; I never got the Packard book before they sold out, so I am not well versed in Packard details. This looks like a Clipper, and I don't remember anything about an Executive.
The Executive was a Clipper with a 400 front end created for the mid price range to compete with Oldsmobile, Mercury, etc.
I wasn't aware they had 4 lines of cars that year. Learned something new on this one. Thanks.