I had my clock rebuilt on my '54 about 5 years ago. Except for one blown fuse it's been trouble free and kept good time. With a little patience I was able to remove the clock from behind the dash without having to touch anything else in the instrument cluster.

East Grand Packards is looking for some new members in our area who want to become active participants in our club. We are located in the greater Rochester, New York area and our membership covers western and upstate N.Y. We would like to extend an offer to pay for membership in The National Packard Club as well as a discounted rate to East Grand Packards of $10 to the first ten people that take our offer for the 2024 calender year. (This is an introductory discount of $58 for your first year of membership only. Future renewals at the EGP are at the rate of $15 per year and the National Packard Club (PAC) of $48 per year). We have 6 events a year and have many knowledgeable Packard members. We would love to have you join to share your knowledge and cars or let us help you with your journey. Please PM me if this interests you.

Thanks Howard, exactly what I was looking for.

Been looking for an exploded diagram for a roof antenna. I've seen it before but now am having trouble finding it. Can someone please post it.

Just a quick reminder, I'm still interested in the air cleaner and hubcaps. Pictures if possible. Thanks

I thought Mike Chirco got all the parts. Did you get some also?

Thanks for the offer but I found a nice set

This is for a 1941 sedan

Thanks for the pictures --- worth a 1000 words

In search of trunk retainer (Packards description) for both sides. This is a piece about 15" long that attaches to the trunk via rivets that holds the stainless steel trim moldings . Need both sides.