FYI
From the dealer installed, factory A/C equipment list 55th series, PA-13660

I don’t remember trying to find the blueprint; listed as Misc wiring diagram 1-1363

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What are the dates of the A/C approval, and each updates?

Seems like some quick fixes in a short period of time.

What about the factory A/C wire harness?

Do the blueprints show any updates to add the dimple?
Or were there two part numbers?

There are some with and without the dimple.

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The blueprints are available from the proving Grounds, or the Studebaker National Museum. Was the dimple use to help clear the A/C switch?

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I have a 1934 Packard engine and other parts if you’re interested.

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In addition to what has already been said.

It is missing the 2 baffles on the engine, by the fuel filter, and the valley pan.

A lot of overspray on the engine too.

The spare tire well looks like it has some repair patching visible.
So check for any other rust repair.

The right front fender has paint drip visible?

It is a nice looking car, but should be looked over in person.

Leeedy,

Yes it was a great meet.

Nor Cal did it right.
Had the opportunity to meet many new people, as well as see old friends.

Saw so many wonderful cars it was overwhelming.
The weather sure beat the triple digits here in Texas.

That 56 patrician was driven to the PAC meet in DC last year.

PAC National meets are nice because they are held around the country, and once in Toronto. It gives you the opportunity to see different people and cars.

Next year in Wisconsin.

Pictures of transmissions at 2023 PAC National Meet

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Ozstatman,

Thank you!