Packard and Clipper, 1955-56: Confessions of a Collector

By: John McCall

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Packard's last automotive statement from Detroit (the 1955-56 models) is a legacy worth recalling. Accounts of these iconic cars--overseen by Packard President's hard-driving James J. Nance--exists in hundreds of pages, but heretofore, never in the form of a book solely devoted to their now-iconic status in the lore of automotive history. The author, owner of __ Packards and Clippers (in addition to other model years) has designed this book around his own experiences with the marque...supported by a wealth of personal, shared and factory photographs. Here is a memory book accentuated with personal stories, often laced with humor, but informational and educational as well. It is a celebration of some of the most handsome and innovative cars Detroit ever produced and a welcomed volume for those wishing to learn more about the luxury and medium-priced cars of Studebaker-Packard's first two years.