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This hardtop coupe was in the series of affordable mid-size cars (sedan, coupe and convertible) that ended up being the last of the true Packard models ever produced. Not only that, but these cars are also pretty rare with the Packard only building 1,031 Executive coupes at its state-of-the-art plant in Detroit, Michigan, and this example is a true survivor just waiting to be added to a collection and be given some love. According to documents that come with the car (a binder full! ), this 1956 Packard Executive was originally purchased in Orlando, Florida and shipped from the Packard plant on June 25, 1956, which just so happened to be the day that the last Packard ever produced rolled off the assembly line. The overall quality of this Packard's Corsican Black and Dover White paint job shows that this car has aged extremely well, and all of the trim, badges and chrome are...