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Re: Pre war Packard made into a fire truck
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This Packard I am trying to find was more of a home made mess. All open and more like a roadster / fire chief car. If you saw it you would understand what I am talking about.

Posted on: 2018/7/17 20:24
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Pre war Packard made into a fire truck
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Hello,
Does anyone remember seeing a prewar Packard that was at the Gas City,Indiana swap meet several years ago during the Duck Tail Run? it was in the swap meet area along with a 70's Eldorado convertible. It was pretty much a butcher job. I was told someone near Muncie, Indiana bought it. An individual in our Wabash Valley Packard cub would like some info on it. I know this is a long shot, but any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Paul Harshman

Posted on: 2018/7/17 17:53
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Re: Charging battery without removing seat
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Very interesting. Thanks!

Posted on: 2016/11/3 12:00
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Charging battery without removing seat
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I plan on storing my 41 110 this winter and putting a battery tender on to keep it up. I may just remove the battery and keep it charged outside the car. This got me to wondering, has anyone figured out a way to add a set of contacts or cables to charge or jump start their Packard without removing the seat?

Posted on: 2016/11/3 7:01
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Re: 41 110 with no spark
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Thank you!! And thanks to all who provided me with all the great info!

Posted on: 2016/11/1 20:01
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Re: 41 110 with no spark
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I think I might have found the issue. The points have a thin copper band that attaches onto the connection with the condenser. The terminal was I think loose enough to allow that band to come free and just be out in the open. I clamped the copper band down to stay put while I tightened up the connection. Car started right up on first try. Shut it off several more times and started right up. Let it warm up good and shut it off. I don't know if the copper end is supposed to have a hole or cut out for the post or not. It was just a flat end. Maybe should get a new set of points? Sure was good to hear it start right up!

Posted on: 2016/11/1 7:37
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Re: 41 110 with no spark
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Thanks a lot for all the good info. I will check everything you mentioned and see what I can find out. C.

Posted on: 2016/11/1 5:41
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Re: 41 110 with no spark
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Here is another bit of info that might help ( or could be another problem) When I turn over the engine the under dash lights near the doors flash bright and dim. When I stop cranking they go back to normal brightness.

Posted on: 2016/10/31 21:41
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41 110 with no spark
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Hi all,
My 41 110 for some reason will not start. Turns over fine but no spark. New condenser , points good all connections good. Messed all day Saturday no start. Sunday morning finally started. Ran for 10 minutes fine. Purred like a kitten. Backed out of garage and died. Again no spark. Pushed back into garage and there she sets. Suggestions? Thanks in advance. Cronjie

Posted on: 2016/10/31 20:32
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Re: Brake light issue
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Thanks for the info. Left side wires were crossed. Right side wasn't grounding. Sure appreciate the info!

Posted on: 2016/6/18 19:49
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