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Re: 1955 Patrician - On The Road Again Journey
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Joe Santana
Congrats on starting your project. You'll find manuals and other resource materials in the Literature Archive. You can find reprints at the Packard Club website and in Packard Clubs publications such at Packards International Magazine and The Packard Club newsletter.

Posted on: 1/9 15:38
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Re: Super 8 steering box
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I got one for my '40 from Robert Stoltzfus 717-426-1446
Marietta PA

Posted on: 1/8 16:04
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Re: Looking for a upper bell housing for a manual 23rd series
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If I remember correctly, it was maybe 1975, I had a 356 crank from a ‘48 ultramatic converted to my manual ‘40 tranny by machining a beveled disk and adding that or machining the end of the crank. Cant quite remember, other than I didn’t replace the crank.

Posted on: 12/16 12:12
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Re: BigKev's 1937 115-C Convertible Coupe
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Gosh, way back at post #858. Do you think those footman loops could help the straps to support a bag of tools, jack, etc?

Posted on: 12/16 12:03
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Re: Just bought a 1941 Packard 120 - Considering a frame off resto
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When i started in the Duchess Project, the only skill i had was cleaning. I didnt have any tools, either, except a pair of pliers, screwdriver and hammer. I would clean something and get help here on what to do next. If you ever feel frustrated, check out the The Duchess Project. Lots of pictures including recently tearing my dash out. It’s a ‘40 160, but still many similarities. You can learn from my stupidity and see the help i received to get it done. The Duchess is my only car these last 3 years i’ve lived in MD. I drive it every day. Good luck. It’s a great looking car. Well worth the effort.

Posted on: 2023/11/16 15:47
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Re: Replacing Cowl Vent Gasket
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You could try putting gasoline in the trough and letting it soak. It should curl up and soften the rubber. So you can push it out.

Posted on: 2023/10/7 20:28
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Re: door trim
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Looks like there’s one on eBay, but otherwise have you tried the usual suspects? Kanter, Max Merritt. But Hershey is on right now. PM flackmaster. He’s there and could get it for you.

Posted on: 2023/10/5 23:11
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Re: Corner hood pad grommet/rivet
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Posted on: 2023/10/5 23:04
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Re: Corner hood pad grommet
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Steele Rubber has all the rubber parts for your car.

Posted on: 2023/10/3 22:34
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Re: Website
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Beep Beep squizzle Squizzle

Posted on: 2023/9/28 12:33
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