Yes, sure is! Is that out of the Packard newsletter sent to dealers?

As some of you may remember from my earlier posts, my family had a Packard dealership (Packard Hempstead) in Hempstead, Long Island, NY. An item that my Mom recently gave me is a marble pen set with clock that my Dad received from Packard. The plaque reads "AWARDED FOR OUTSTANDING SALES ACHIEVEMENT PACKARD-CLIPPER-DIV. 1955". I've attached two pictures below.

Does anyone have any factory literature that would have been sent to dealers informing them of sales contests and selling awards for 1955?

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There has been a lot of interest in these items. I can't edit the original post any more, so this is what I have left:

Only one (1) really nice S-P Kar Kleen All-Purpose Cleaner upholstery and fabric cleaner in glass jar, p/n SP-50005.

Two (2) Studebaker/Packard Cooling System Cleaner and Neutralizer, p/n SP-50009.

One (1) Studebaker Tar and Road Oil Remover, p/n SP-50238.

Pics below. Message me thru this forum if interested. Thanks!

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Those are cool! The boat my grandfather had built in the mid-50s had a Packard Marine 8 cylinder. The boat and engine are long gone, but I've still got the marine transmission if anyone is looking for one.

Does anyone know the specs for the ohm range of a '58 Packard Station Wagon fuel tank sender (when measured at the sender)? I assume the ohm range would be the same for the '58 sedan and hardtop (except Hawk).

Thanks in advance for any and all input!

Link to eBay auction: eBay

The '46 Clipper sure looks like a very solid car. Maybe one that you can get driving/stopping, then improve a little at a time? Definitely would need an onsite inspection to see what parts are there (and not there) as far as engine, trans, etc.

With the engine out and in pieces, this one may end up being a 'resto-mod with a late model drivetrain.

The interior 'finished product' looks really great Kevin!

Very nice Kevin! I've enjoyed your blog posts immensely, keep up the good work.

Kevin, the NeverDull is good stuff, but this is my personal favorite for chrome:

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