Packard Pacifica
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| Packard Pacifica | |
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| Years | 1952 |
| Production | One-off custom car |
| Class | Luxury Roadster |
| Body Style | 2-Door Coupe/Roadster |
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| Similar | Packard Caribbean |
| Designer | Peter Portugal |
The Packard Pacifica started its life as an entry in a car design contest run by Saga Magazine in 1952. The entry won the contest and was printed on the cover of the magazine, but was never built. In 2001, Carl Schneider of Eureka, California comissioned the car to be built. Its main feature, a retractable hardtop, makes this Packard one of a kind in the world.
See Wikicars' comprehensive Packard_Pacifica Review.
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Recent Changes
Styles and Major Options
Pricing
Gas Mileage
Reliability
Safety
Photos
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Colors
Main Competitors
Unique Attributes
Resale Values
The Pacifica was auctioned off by The Packard Museum for a price of $375,000.
Criticisms
Design quirks and oddities
Awards
See also
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