The Packard Pan American
Since the mid-1930s, the Henney Motor Company had been the exclusive builder of Packard’s commercial cars. In 1952, Henney’s president Charles Russell Feldman struck a deal with Packard president Hugh Ferry to build Packard’s newest show car, the Pan American. Designer Richard Arbib’s drawing were given to Henney’s craftsmen, along with a standard 1951 ‘250’ convertible to work on. Six weeks later the job was finished.
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