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For me, these bathtub designs never really thrilled me. But, I have to admit, the Lincoln has been growing on me...some. If I had to pick one, though, I would go for the Packard. Their interiors were DDG. All the interiors were great. The Hudson has beautiful woodwork but the dash is just a bit too odd for my taste.
Tough one and I surprised myself, as I voted for the Lincoln over the Hudson. The Packard, though I like it, after looking it in comparison to the other two, wasn't even the running. And as I type this, I honestly could do a flip-flop between the Lincoln and the Hudson. Both are classic lookers of the era.
For me, these bathtub designs never really thrilled me. But, I have to admit, the Lincoln has been growing on me...some. If I had to pick one, though, I would go for the Packard. Their interiors were DDG. All the interiors were great. The Hudson has beautiful woodwork but the dash is just a bit too odd for my taste.
Packard
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Hudson
Love the interior comparisons John! I've often noted that dash boards can be a deciding factor for me on some cars, as once we own and drive a car, it's the dash we see the most of, so for me, it has to be pleasing to my eyes. Of your three, I agree the Packard is the best.
