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West Peterson

1955

12/10/2012 16:05

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Craig the Clipper Man

1955

11/02/2012 6:22

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This is my 1955 Packard Clipper Custom Constellation at the PAC National Meet in Williamsburg, VA in September. The color combination, known as citron and onyx, was one of a multitude of color combinations that Packard offered in 1955 and this particular one appears in the 1955 Packard sales brochure for the Constellation, which was the top of the line Clipper. In the background are several of the 40 Packards parked along Merchants Square.

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Craig the Clipper Man

1955

11/02/2012 6:17

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The hood ornament of the 1955 Clipper. I think it kind of resembles Sputnik.

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Craig the Clipper Man

1955

11/02/2012 6:15

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This is the rear of the car. Note the exhaust deflectors. These were optional equipment only for the Clipper in 1955.

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Craig the Clipper Man

1955

11/02/2012 6:13

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This is a shot of the front and back seats of the Clipper.

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Craig the Clipper Man

1955

11/02/2012 6:11

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The dash of my 1955 Clipper Constellation. This car has won prizes at the Sully Plantation Classic Car Show in Chantilly, VA in July and at the Old Dominion Packard Club Fall Meet in Orange, VA in October.

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Craig the Clipper Man

1955

11/01/2012 18:31

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This is my 1955 Clipper Constellation at the PAC National Meet in Williamsburg, VA in September. It was photographed while parked with about 50 other Packards on Merchants Square in Historic Williamsburg. This is simply a fantastic car.