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[Closed] 1:1 PICs - 2 cars, same year, same class. Vote...

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(@2003ford100)
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Chrysler. It just 'looks' newer to me.



   
(@Jerry Gorsuch)
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Ditto.......



   
Frank Kocour
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Chrysler.



   
(@Robert Mason)
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Chrysler. Packard was a little too late to keep up withthe Big Three.



   
(@Ronald Prospeck)
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Chrysler !!!



   
(@bec23145)
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Me too!


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(@Ed Stutz)
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Chrysler



   
(@moe-parr)
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Chrysler and this is a perfect comparo !


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(@Paul Normand)
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Chrysler



   
(@Charles Valosio)
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Chrysler



   
(@Tom Joyce)
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Chrysler. Color really has an effect on this one. The Chrysler's color combination beautifully accentuates the lines of the body. The Executive just can't compete. The uninspired Two tone treatment on on the Packard does nothing for the body lines. If the choice was the Caribbean vs the New Yorker, then my answer might switch.



   
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