Thank you for posting the information. I learn a great deal about reliable vendors from this site. Again, thank you.

Would it be possible to post the name and address of the company???

Dear Brothers Kanter:

Thank you for your explanation of why the photographs of your interesting and inventive restoration of the Packard limo have been missing.

If you will return to my comments you will see my intentions were to continue to enjoy your restoration process postings and to compliment you on it, your business success, and to clarify "if" I owed you money which I do not.

Again, I standby my compliments to you and my clarification of my financial position.

We shall have to agree to disagree as to your interpretation of and reaction to our correspondence. This matter is at an end as far as I am concerned.

I look forward to continue to follow your postings and photographs of your Packard limo and wish you continue success with it and your business.

Zougeride

Dear Brothers Kanter:

I have received an e-mail from you which seems to imply I owe you money. I have never purchased from your find company. I do admire your love of Packards and your hard work to insure that Packard owners have your business to rely upon when parts for their cars are needed. I know it take a lot of dedication and hard work.

You have explained the problem with your photograph postings and I thank you for that information and I look forward to a return to photographs in your postings in the future.

I am sure there must be some mistake regarding the suggestion I owe you money.

Sincerely,
Zougeride

Dear Tinman:

Re: Joe's '49 Club Sedan. Could you explain the modifications to the fuse panel so that I may copy your effort?

Again, I have enjoyed all of your postings on another forum.

Zougeride

Dear Brothers Kanter,

I have enjoyed your quest to restore this deserving Packard, but I have hit a snag. Around page 20 or so Photobucket prevents me from seeing and enjoying your photographs of the work.


At the start of the restoration your photographs were excellent and added greatly to the narrative.

I don't want photobucket to stand in the way of enjoying your posts. May I ask you resort to just posting the photographs.

Thanking you in advance from some one who finds all technology after the dial telephone defeating!!!

Zougeride

In an old issue of Cars and Parts, a great late lamented lost magazine, I seem to remember a windshield wiper kit with motor which took the place of the vac wipers.

Sorry to not remember the company, but do remember the article. Why not Google the product???

If I have anymore brain crackles on the subject I will write.

Zougeride

Steve Miles, back in the 1960's one could buy 6 volt motors such as you need for your wipers from, I think this is correct, Massey Ferguson Tractor Company.

You might take a survey of tractor companies and see if anyone of them still uses 6 volt windshield wiper motors.

Back in those days my father bought such motors by the gross to use in his product Hole Checker Anchor Winches for small sports boats.

Good luck with your search

Just when you can't find a tool and go out and buy another you find it!!!

So, never mind on the U-Joint saga!!!

I found the information!!!

PUJ5316 NAPA.

Sorry!!!

Zougeride
Exotic Tomball, Texas

While reading another blog re: U-Joints found at NAPA #531G at $50.74 each I wanted to double check the information, but cannot now find it on the other website.

Does anyone have confirmation of this information and/or how about other sources?

Thanking you in advance.

Zougeride
Exotic Tomball, Texas