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Though the 1956 Caribbean convertible roster as pubished in the CNB back in 1987 indicates two were built with single color paint code N, by reviewing the build slip data I can only identify one, car # 121. In total, there were 31 single color 1956 Caribbean convertibles, 25 in two-tone.
Car #121 had trim code 96, red and white leather/grey cloth and white leather
Posted on: 2021/3/29 17:09
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Re: 1956 Caribbean
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Yes I meant paint code not trim code . This one is paint code N and it is body number 146 . Still has a real nice red and white interior . Thanks , I appreciate the info .
Posted on: 2021/3/29 17:42
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Thanks, #146 is the other, I just missed seeing it as I browsed the data.
Posted on: 2021/3/29 17:52
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Re: 1956 Caribbean
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G'day bigfins,
to PackardInfo. If perchance, you should buy the single colour '56 Caribbean, I invite you to include it in the Packard Vehicle Registry.
Posted on: 2021/3/29 17:53
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So then it is 1 of 2 . Yes if I purchase it will definitely register it . Thanks again for the help .
Posted on: 2021/3/29 18:02
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Owen would you have a picture of car 121 perhaps ?
Posted on: 2021/3/29 18:52
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No, I don't. Later this evening unless someone beats me to it I'll check the roster of Caribbean survivors to see if it has survived. Back in 1987 it was listed as "unknown".
Update. #121 was an export car delivered to Bergen, Norway. According to my latest info, it has not survived.
Posted on: 2021/3/29 19:16
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Owen , I see that you are a wealth of knowledge on Caribbean’s , thanks again for the info and it makes the car even cooler to me that it is the only known survivor in that color .
Posted on: 2021/3/29 19:37
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I've maintained a keen interest in the 1956 Caribbean convertibles, I owned #254 for better than 20 years, just sold it in 2019.
Photo in front of the former Glenn Miller home in Tenafly, NJ.
Posted on: 2021/3/29 19:42
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