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stringer

1954

05/25/2008 16:14

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packprince

1954

05/31/2008 21:15

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I found this pristine Aluminum head for a 359. It didn't take much to cherry it out. This will go on the 359. The head sits on the back of a 54 Buick Skylark, some say the value of those is now 1/4 mill. That car has to done in time for Barrett Jackson next year. Anyway we not to experienced with straight 8's but the head holds the trunk down on the Buick. The line bore check is what the forum blood, guts and beer is all about. MSR Cookeville TN

1954 Packard Pacific Popular

Gene Stout

1954

10/26/2009 23:08

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Read about this car in the summer 2004 issue of the Packards International Motor Car Club quarterly magazine.

1954 Packard Panama Clipper HT - white over light blue - fvl Popular

Pat Durkin

1954

02/03/2009 13:36

1822

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1954 Packard Panama Clipper HT - white over light blue - fvl

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packprince

1954

05/31/2008 13:37

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here is 54 Pacifica I had to do a valve job on and new lifter. I also decided to try and restore the looks of motor. MSR Cookeville TN

1954 Packard Caribbean 5478-2291 Popular

BigKev

1954

03/20/2009 15:25

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Picture of the 2009 Packards International Meet. Photos donated by Mike Grimes.

54 Droppa Top Again Popular

packprince

1954

02/14/2008 19:52

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sweet, sweet 54 MR. C

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packprince

1954

05/31/2008 13:50

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Here is engine puller I came up with for yanking out straight 8's. We work on many so we needed something reliable and heavy duty. I call it the EP-18....... MSR Cookeville TN