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In 1953 Packard introduced the Caribbean, a stunning convertible inspired by the Pan-American show car. With a limited production run of only 750 examples as well a a highly desirable design and luxurious appointments, the Caribbean Convertible was intended to showcase the ultimate in Packard automobile production. Its characteristic low hood scoop, full cutout rear wheel housings, and classic Kelsey-Hayes wire wheels ensured its timeless desirability.
This 1953 Packard Caribbean Convertible benefits from a high-quality, professional restoration. It is well equipped with power windows, power top, power steering, power brakes, and power seat. This 1953 Caribbean has also been fitted with the upgraded and smooth shifting automatic transmission. The 327 cubic inch inline eight cylinder engine is so smooth you can hardly feel or hear it run. The car is beautifully finished in black with red and white leather interior and red carpeting. The beautiful finish highlights the cars attractive lines and is very well accented by its chrome appointments. The Caribbean demonstrated Packard's ability to evolve and continually impress; it was a convertible that embodied both the spirit of 1950's Americana as well as Packard's heritage of automotive excellence. This car will make a wonderful addition to any collection and is a car the new owner will be proud to show and drive. It's lofty price when new and limited production run insure its desirability as well as its rarity and exclusivity for years to come.
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This 1953 Packard Caribbean Convertible benefits from a high-quality, professional restoration. It is well equipped with power windows, power top, power steering, power brakes, and power seat. This 1953 Caribbean has also been fitted with the upgraded and smooth shifting automatic transmission. The 327 cubic inch inline eight cylinder engine is so smooth you can hardly feel or hear it run. The car is beautifully finished in black with red and white leather interior and red carpeting. The beautiful finish highlights the cars attractive lines and is very well accented by its chrome appointments. The Caribbean demonstrated Packard's ability to evolve and continually impress; it was a convertible that embodied both the spirit of 1950's Americana as well as Packard's heritage of automotive excellence. This car will make a wonderful addition to any collection and is a car the new owner will be proud to show and drive. It's lofty price when new and limited production run insure its desirability as well as its rarity and exclusivity for years to come.
For further inquiries about this automobile click here
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