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Interesting photos of ROOF INSERT
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A group of interesting photos just showed up on the bay that reflects how the roof inserts on the '30s stuff was painted body color. A fact thats hard to replicate nowadays. HARRTZ Mfg supplied a light colored material to PACKARD for this process. HARRTZ also supplied Black Cobra Grain which im sure got used on Black PACKARDs, which seems to be 95% of the ones produced.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1935-Packard-120-Sedan-Automobile-Photo-Poster-zae0838-LFB4ZG-/350745427300?hash=item51aa0e7d64 http://www.ebay.com/itm/1935-Packard-120-Touring-Sedan-Factory-Photograph-aa6772-82AO4D-/290904179221?hash=item43bb3d8215 http://www.ebay.com/itm/1935-Packard-V12-5-Passenger-Sedan-Factory-Photo-ae0791-6O6HZY-/370780659070?hash=item56543fdd7e http://www.ebay.com/itm/1935-Packard-12-Model-1207-5-Passenger-Sedan-Automobile-Photo-Poster-zuc2236-427-/370841657999?hash=item5657e2a28f
Posted on: 2015/9/26 9:48
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Re: Interesting photos of ROOF INSERT
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I've read somewhere, in Packard literature IIRC, that the colored inserts had an outer layer of pryloxin and the black ones were regular roof topping, grain-patterned rubber-coated canvas.
Got the specs somewhere. Will see if i can find.
Posted on: 2015/9/27 10:25
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