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OK, if it was a '54 Patrician, 65 units built would be correct.

But there is no question whatsoever that this is a '56- complete new body for '55, and the 'Dagmars' moved outward directly under the headlights for '56. As such, it is one of 3,775 units - not common by any stretch, but no where near as rare as 65 units.

The Patrician (4-dr) & Four-Hundred (2-dr) were the senior series Packards, eclipsed only by the Caribbean convertible.

I took a look at a '56 400 1-2 years ago- it was tempting. Interior is fantastic.

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