For one point: Who drew this, and what is it meant to represent?
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I think this is a concept drawing by auto stylist Richard A. "Dick" Teague, from about 1953. This was about the time that Teague moved from General Motors to Packard, so I'm guessing this was some idea Teague had for how auto styles, in general, might be developing (ie: a dream car).
You think and you guess some pretty specif stuff