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1932 Packard model 905 twin-six sedan at PPG


SubmitterMr.Pushbutton More Photos from Mr.Pushbutton    Category1932   Last Update03/11/2007 18:06
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another 8x10 glossy I bought at the DPL-NAHC sale in '82. See other picture marked "Don Weiland Packard painting" to see picture painted from this photo by noted automotive artist Don Weiland
 
 
 

1932 twelve cylinder front wheel drive prototype


SubmitterMr.Pushbutton More Photos from Mr.Pushbutton    CategoryShow and Concept Cars   Last Update03/07/2007 17:14
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Taken at Warren during the magnum opus
 
 
 

1932 Twelve engine-factory picture


SubmitterMr.Pushbutton More Photos from Mr.Pushbutton    CategoryPackard Engines   Last Update03/03/2009 17:06
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1933 model 1106 Dietrich sport sedan "car of the dome"


SubmitterMr.Pushbutton More Photos from Mr.Pushbutton    Category1933   Last Update03/07/2007 16:58
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a simple shot of this car at Warren in 1999.
I'm Schvitzing just thinking about that day
 
 
 

1933 Packard key fob close-up


SubmitterMr.Pushbutton More Photos from Mr.Pushbutton    Category1933   Last Update03/05/2007 0:22
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this is a high-res close-up scan of that key fob
 
 
 

1934 Packard eight engine illustration


SubmitterMr.Pushbutton More Photos from Mr.Pushbutton    CategoryPackard Engines   Last Update03/05/2009 16:29
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scanned from reprint of brouchure
 
 
 

1956 Caribbean at show, possibly Texas


SubmitterMr.Pushbutton More Photos from Mr.Pushbutton    Category1956   Last Update03/05/2007 0:04
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Note the thin whitewalls and the plain, standard wheelcover, not wire wheels. Nice
 
 
 

Bob's p-b unit #3


SubmitterMr.Pushbutton More Photos from Mr.Pushbutton    CategoryUser Photos (People)   Last Update04/09/2007 22:15
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the plate is prepped for reapir of the stripped threaded hole, cal-custom drain hole
 
 
 

Bob's p-b unit, #1


SubmitterMr.Pushbutton More Photos from Mr.Pushbutton    CategoryUser Photos (People)   Last Update04/09/2007 22:11
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Here's Bob's push button (actuator) control base plate, as found. The far right (left when looking on the unit)contact bridge mount hole is stripped, and there is evidence that water was getting into the actuator and someone drilled a hole to let it out, rather than seal the unt. Note corrosion at bottom
 
 
 

Bob's p-b unit, #4


SubmitterMr.Pushbutton More Photos from Mr.Pushbutton    CategoryUser Photos (People)   Last Update04/09/2007 22:17
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The 10-32 nut has been brazed in place, the hole has been filed
 
 
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