If he is still making them, Troosh was making the marbleized dashes. They were for 1940, but might look to be the same as you have pictured. Others on this will no doubt have more input on this.

Thanks to all, once again.

Would like to get a few cracks in a 1939 banjo steering wheel repaired. Who is doing that these days?

ok, been awhile forgot how to pm someone here. I see you have a 39 5 passenger, that's what I have. If you need my email address is tolandis@yahoo.com
Thanks

Anyone have a lead on a passenger side bottom splash pan for a 1939 Packard 12? Also the horn button emblem. I believe the emblem was used for several years and models. If I remembered how to attach a photo I would. It's the emblem with the family coat of arms on it with brown back ground.

Thanks for the response, seem to remember the same problem on this car years ago when I did the brakes before. Problem with my Packard's is they are occasional drivers, so do not need to re do many items for many years, plus my getting older now, difficult to remember where I am sometimes. Let alone which Packard when, and what.

Decided to do the front brake pads a few days ago. Put them on. Had to do the minor and major adjustment to the pads so that they are somewhat centered in the drum. One issue (that may not be) is I get a shhhhhhhing noise as I turn the drum by hand. The seal is not rubbing, as I put a bit of grease on the outside and it is not leaving a mark on the backing plate. The pads are adjusted 12 clicks from locking the drum. What I can tell is that if I stick a 020 feeler gauge through the inspection hole in the drum at the four corners of the pads. It goes all the way through to the backing plate, except for one spot, the top rear (I believe primary)pad, it only goes in approximately 2/3 of the way seems to be hanging up on the rear of the pad. An issue?

Just checked my face book account, and there was a post from Jay Leno's Garage, a video, about Archoil. Anybody know anything about their products?

Have been using Valvoline Racing oil, with a small amount of Marvel Mystery Oil every so often. Any need for other additives? Not sure if the Valvoline has any anything good or bad. Any enlightenment much appreciated.

ok, that was easy, thanks.