Richard Teague’s Street Car became a Dream Car

Car designer Richard A. Teague had developed a love of two-seat cars in the ‘50s. One of his earliest two-seaters was a hardtop convertible designed for Kaiser-Frazer in 1946. In the early ‘50s he worked at Packard. A handful of 1954 Packard Panther Daytonas represented another of Teague’s concepts for a sporty two-seater.