Re: The $10 You Should Spend
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Thanks Randy, Dave & JW for the sentiments. I too am sorry when anyone choses to leave but that's their choice. I'm only guessing that John's referring to me as the PAC webmaster, but to set the record straight, I'm not PAC's webmaster, never have been, and to my knowledge that person has never posted on this site.
Posted on: 2010/3/19 9:50
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Re: The $10 You Should Spend
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John, I wish you would not leave, but it is your decision. Clipper47's comments express my feelings too. (o{I}o)
Posted on: 2010/3/19 9:39
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Re: 36 Packard Hood Hinge
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There is nothing that mechanically Secures the hood hinge to the car. As you have photo'd, the hood hinge sits on top of the front and rear thingy's that bolt to the cowl/radiator surround. They are not drilled to be adjustable. As Brian said, the San Diego region of PI reproduces these to maybe improve your fit to the hood hinge itself (which wears at this point, surprise, and not replaceable!), but the sad fact is this is an underengineered design and you simply need to get used to carefully raising and lowering your hood. Look at any 35-37 junior non-trailer queen and you will see scratches along the rear edge of the hood and along the cowl. The only mechanical attachment of the hood to the car is by the rod pivoted by the hood handles...
Posted on: 2010/3/19 9:16
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Re: 36 Packard Hood Hinge
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Don't know about a 36 but my 38 jr those afore mentioned 3 bolts in the center section do the job but on my 41 110 the center slides under a part of the cowl and is secured only at the radiator end.
Posted on: 2010/3/19 5:52
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Re: Temperature gauge repair
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Thanks for the other contact It is nice to have other avenues to go to and to hear first hand on peoples experience with them. I shall give them both a call today.
Posted on: 2010/3/19 5:47
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Re: Door springs open to suggestion.
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Hi,
I contacted Resto Services, very helpfull indeed. I will be emailing them an image of the spring. In the meantime......would anyone have one sitting in a toolbox somewhere, am out every week on duty and really need one pronto! Pat.
Posted on: 2010/3/19 4:07
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Re: 36 Packard Hood Hinge
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OK.. time to figure out my hood issue. So do you fellas think I am missing the attachment that bolts to the cowl? Does anyone have a schematic or pictures of what I might be missing?
On mine it does seem there is a place for the end of the hood to slide into but nothing secures it in place... ??? Thanks for the help on this one!!!!
Posted on: 2010/3/19 4:04
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1936 120 Gasket Question
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Beginner question for you experts!
Where the radiator hose comes into the top of the block is that the thermostat? I have a leak there and need to buy a new gasket. Thanks!!
Posted on: 2010/3/19 3:58
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Re: Kool Kojak 1951 Packard 200 Deluxe Touring Sedan Project Blog!!!!!
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And they say you can't find good help these days! Ha... you seem to find very talented help in those Hollywood Hills. You may need to trade that for a Packard limo if any more lovely helpers join your Packard Pit Posse.
But seriously, I am glad to see your making good progress! Jim
Posted on: 2010/3/19 2:51
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