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Topic starter
14/01/2022 6:37 pm
'48 Cadillac, Lincoln or Packard?
Be sure to make your selection.
Of course, please “Reply” to share your comments.
Best yet please rank them.
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John Bono
North Jersey
14/01/2022 6:45 pm
Well John you've done it again with a difficult pick for me. After much mulling over my picks for these three elegant vehicles is Lincoln, Cadillac and Packard. Tomorrow it might be completely different.
14/01/2022 6:56 pm
Packard once again for me John. Lincoln would be second.
14/01/2022 7:21 pm
Cadillac styling by a mile for me; I love this car. Packard is second and Lincoln a distant third.
14/01/2022 7:33 pm
I'm all about the Cadillac with this set.
14/01/2022 7:47 pm
This one was easy for me. CADILLAC! I'd be all over all three if they were model cars, but the one I'd want in my driveway is the Caddy.
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
14/01/2022 8:04 pm
Caddy is very cool!
Frank Reed
Chesapeake, VA
14/01/2022 8:17 pm
A tough choice, I love the Packard & the Cadillac. I guess a very slight edge to the Packard, Cadillac is very close behind. As much as I like the Lincoln, it looks so dated and old compared to the other two-a very distant third.
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA
15/01/2022 7:00 am
Cadillac looks like the future.
Retired in Dunedin, Florida.
15/01/2022 8:04 am
I want to go with the Packard, but the new Cadillac points the way to the 1950's; maybe it was too flashy, too dramatic, and just overdone in general, but I have to place the Cadillac in the number one spot with the Packard a "missed chance" second, and the Lincoln a year behind its competition.
Topic starter
15/01/2022 6:42 pm
The '48 Cadillac is a long-time favorite followed by the Packard. Although the Lincoln is last, by no means is it chopped liver.
John Bono
North Jersey
15/01/2022 8:15 pm
Huh,odd man out agin! Lol gotta start with the Lincoln then the Caddie,with the bathtub Packard bringing up the rear.
This post was modified 1 year ago by Larry kemling