Post ALMOST anything you want thread

Found the street light.

 

"Hey Moe, come take a look at this!"

 

Here is an interesting early-1960s exercise in time-exposure photography. The picture captures the movement of automobile head and taillights in the parking lot at the northern side of the Westgate Shopping Center located in Asheville, North Carolina. The Shopping Center has survived and is between Cliff Street and the Westgate Parkway next to the French Broad River about two miles west of the center of the City. The Bank of Asheville building has not survived.

 

Was this a prototype or did Packard really put this into production?

 

A '56 Chrysler Marlin?

 

This was most likely some sort of prototype from Henney. They were Packard’s predominant go to for hearse conversions.