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| Manufacturer | Packard |
| Production | 1-Custom |
| Class | Station Wagon |
| Body style | 4-Door Woody Wagon |
The Packard El Paso is one of three Packard coustom cars built by Carl Schneider and Peter Portugal of Eureka, California. The three vehicles were inspired by design study drawings that were done in the early 1950's by Packard, but were never put into production or even made into official dream cars. The El Paso is a woody station wagon with a hand-stitched cowhide interior, roof rack, and seats six and lugage.
See WikiCars' comprehensive Packard El Paso Review.
Recent Changes
Styles and Major Options
Pricing
The El Paso is currently up for sale at $57,500. As new the price would have been between $3,000 and $5,000.
Photos
3/4 Front and Left Side
3/4 Front and Right Side
3/4 Rear and Left Side
Interior Drivers Side
Engine
Interior Tailgate
Colors
Seafoam Green
Main Competitors
As a one-off car it has no competitors, but had it been made in 1951 its competitiors would have been:
Unique Attributes
Criticisms
Design quirks and oddities
Awards
See also
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| James Ward Packard and William Dowd Packard | None; Defunct | A division of the Studebaker-Packard Corporation |
