The Packard Caribbean was the most elegant and expensive Packard available. To ensure exclusivity, Packard limited production to only 750 of these $5,200 beauties. Now you can add the glamorous 1953 Caribbean to your collection. This diecast masterpiece will delight you from its wide-mouth chrome grille to its jaunty "Continental" spare. Lift the hefty hood to view the fully wired 180 hp straight-eight engine. Inside, you'll find ribbed two-tone upholstered seats. Full instrumentation. "Ultramatic" chrome gearlever. And Packard's emblem on the steering wheel. Complete with rakish circular wheel cutouts, wire wheels and wide white walls no collection is complete without this outstanding showpiece. Order today!
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