"...the mystery of teague's cormorant..."

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Rich Teague s'aved' Packard with his face-lifts using
the 'high-pocket' designed inner-skins and 're-skinning'
the vehicles to produce the 1955-1956 Packard line
of Automobiles.

These are 'critically acclaimed' designs - which if
arriving in a better economic climate - could have
s'aved' Packard from Extinction, at least for awhile.

>From looking at Packards' 'Forward Looking' styling,
Packard would have arrived into the 1960s being 
very much into the Lincoln camp - being somewhat
'Extravagent' in their Top of the Line models.

Who is to say what would have happened with their
CLIPPER line of cars > which was aimed somewhat
at the Traveling Salesman type of the mid-'50s .

"Teagues' Cormorant" cleanly states to me as being
that PACKARD belonged to Teague stemming from
his involvement & design success there - a silk
purse from a sows' ear.

I enjoy seeing the designs Teague had for Packard
in comparison to his work done at AMC.......

so........ is there lineage between a PACKARD Hawk
and an AMC Eagle ? ;)




             Brien.
         NEW YORK
   eagle registry #501
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"...this digression still leaves the mystery of teague's 
cormorant..."

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