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Re: Convert '37 115C to straight eight?
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I was hoping it was just a matter of moving the radiator, thats not a big problem, there is about 15 inches from the motor to the front grill. but if motor mounts are not alligned thats a different story. Richard

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Re: Convert '37 115C to straight eight?
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Yes I sure would like that info on the alum. head. Rich

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Re: Convert '37 115C to straight eight?
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Re: Convert '37 115C to straight eight?
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Richard,
for including your '37 Six Business Coupe in the Packard Owner's Registry.

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Re: Convert '37 115C to straight eight?
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I ran across a 36 and even though it's a 120 it might give you some thought.
Just keep the six and go for this "boost"
http://www.tcstangs.com/forum/showthread.php?t=64109

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Re: Convert '37 115C to straight eight?
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Now thats what im talking about! Thanks for that link, very interesting Richard

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