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If you love the look of an early 30's senior Packard...
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Dan
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...but you don't have the wherewithal...I ran across this new-to-me link:

http://www.gibbonfiberglass.org/Packard-Bodies---parts.html

Posted on: 2014/12/29 12:39
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RogerDetroit
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Hello Dan:

A fellow MCP member, John McMullin, has had one in his collection for over ten years now. It is the limo body style and IIRC is in two-tones of gray.

Posted on: 2014/12/29 13:00
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1941 Model 160 Convertible Sedan
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Re: If you love the look of an early 30's senior Packard...
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Fish'n Jim
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The ads are replete with fiberglass projects that were started, weren't completed, and owner wants their money out but won't get it because the finished cars never bring the bucks the steel ones do. So it's about the same odds as gambling.
I'd only do it if I lived in snow or ocean country and wanted to drive year around in the salt.

Posted on: 2015/1/1 10:53
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Re: If you love the look of an early 30's senior Packard...
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BDC
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There's a few for sale but they want real Packard prices. There was 1 at an auction in Texas a few months ago and high bid was $43k IIRC. It was a 33 roadster.
And most of the time they run on a SBC, how hard is it to put a post war Packard drive train in it? They're not that hard to obtain.

Posted on: 2015/1/1 12:33
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