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'50 Cadillac or Packard?
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John Bono
North Jersey
John, neither one interests me but if I had to choose between them (and I will to show my respect for all the time you spend here) I’d definitely pick the Packard as I’m not a Cadillac fan until the early ‘60s.
thanks,
steve
I very much like the overbuilt Packard of this era.
Each is such a beautiful American luxury cruiser from the beginning of the 1950's. I would be thrilled with real ones or diecast models of either automobile. I have some 1953 Cadillacs in different scales, but my closest Lincoln right now is about a 1948. My Grandparents had a real 1949 Lincoln Cosmopolitan.
Sorry, no interest. Thanks
I like the rakish Cadillac today.
Retired in Dunedin, Florida.
The inverted bathtub Packard was more liable to get chuckles back in the day compared to the Caddy. But over the years, I have grown to love and appreciate the styling of such cars.
Still, today, as a Caddy owner, I'd love to have that vintage 62 Series convertible. Cadillac for me John but the Custom 8 Victoria is one gorgeous car.
I love the styling of both, tie for me. Thanks John for doing these every day. I enjoy them.
That Packard is luxurious, for sure. But the bathtub designs of the late forties/early fifties never really sat well with me. The Caddy is pure class. It gets my vote. Great match-up, JB!
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
The Packard is very nice considering its bathtub styling but the Caddy is the bees knees....just love it!
The Packard is very nice considering its bathtub styling but the Caddy is the bees knees....just love it!
You're too young to know about the saying, "Bee's knees". It must be the pollen talking. HA!
Take it easy Pard. Good grief, were YOU missed!


