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A few of the Packards at the Gilmore Museum at Hickory Corners

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One of the, if not the largest, assembly of Packards will occur in less than one week, PAC national Meet; June 19-24; South Bend, IN

http://packardclub.org/download/2017_National_Meet_Agenda.pdf

Many of the side events may already full subscribed. Suggest you contact the organizers.

Hope you are able to attend.

I have PAC South Bend on my calendar for the entire week this year.

Congrats. A beautiful representative of the Packard marque. Well done and thanks for sharing your Packard with the local crowd and event photos with us.

Was the larger size used with the heavier Twin Six?

Make sure the battery/starter cable is snug at the starter and battery. I almost roasted the battery/starter cable due to a loose connection.

Another opinion, I agree with Bob that it is a noble cause; however having done a project or two, I also agree with Flackmaster. I'd guess the restoration cost of this car will exceed $100K unless you can do a high percentage of the work using your personal facilities and your own labor. Doing it with your own labor and if auto body, mechanics and upholstery are your profession and you have the facilities and tools, I'd guess well over 2000 hours, maybe 3000 hours. From a timing point of view, with a $100K to spend I'd guess 2 years, doing it yourself maybe 3-5 years. There are lots of other senior Packards that may deserve your devotion. Best wishes on your endeavor.