Identification No.
54782112
| Fort Lauderdale, Florida
1954 Packard Caribbean
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$120,000 - $140,000 USD | Not Sold
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- This gorgeous Packard has recently experienced a full frame-off restoration to exacting concours quality
- Richly finished in black and white two-tone with a complimentary interior of the same color mix and a black convertible top
- Standard on the exclusive Caribbean was power steering, power brakes, power windows, power seat, dual heaters and defrosters, full rich leather interior, three-way radio with a power antenna, Continental spare tire and five classic Kelsey-Hayes chrome wire wheels - also fitted with dual rearview mirrors, wide whitewall tires and windshield washer
- Power is derived from its 359-cid, 212-hp V-8 engine that is mated to Packard’s Ultramatic automatic transmission
- Only 400 examples of this model were built in 1954 – far fewer survive
Even more luxurious than the original 1953 version; owning a 1954 Packard Caribbean Convertible in their prime was like belonging to an elite club. Now, nearly 60 years later, it is even more so.
The Caribbean was Packard’s high-style convertible in their high priced luxury line. It was the production version of the handmade Packard Pan American dream cars.
The Caribbean Convertible first appeared in 1953 and was built by the Mitchell-Bentley Company of Ionia, Michigan, who had been contracted by Packard to convert 750 standard Packard convertibles.
