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(@sizedoesmatter)
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PICs: Which '55? Lincoln or Packard 1955 Lincoln or Packard?
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John Bono
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Lincoln for me please.



   
(@bob-jackman)
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Packard for me. By 1955 the Lincoln was looking long in the tooth.



   
(@100ford2003)
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Lincoln for me too. It wears less bling. The Packard is nice, but not for me.



   
Ed Glorius
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Tough choice, but Packard wins it for me.


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(@jack-dodds)
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+1 Not usually one who picks Packard but this one is beautiful. Lincoln in 56 though.



   
(@moe-parr)
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Both beauties, another great comparo...I give the nod to the Packard!


Barry Levittan
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Packard



   
(@David Holcombe)
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Packard.



   
(@dickjwa)
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Lincoln.



   
Tim Kubiak
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Packard! In a close call.



   
(@Al Dorado)
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The LIncoln is lovely, esp. in that color, but the Packard looks more upscale.

Lincoln knocked it out of the park a year later, though, producing what, in my opinion, is one of most elegant cars of the fifties.



   
Brush
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Too close to call.



   
(@Jerry Gorsuch)
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Packard for me. Lincoln looks old and much like a Ford.



   
(@sizedoesmatter)
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Agree.


John Bono
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