Here is the National Automotive Service Data covering Packards from 1929-1956. This contains quick reference on engine mechanicals by model, engine wire diagrams, firing order, etc. This has been broke in sections by series, and by specific models.

This is 1932 - 1936 Packard Twelve Parts List. It contains all the part information for Packard Twelve Models from the 9th to 14th Series Cars.

905-906, 1005-1006, 1106-1108, 1207-1208, 1407-1408

This is the 1933-1936 (10th-14th Series) Packard Eight Parts List. This contains parts diagrams and a complete parts list of all the parts for the 1933-1936 Packard Eight models.

This is a small pamphlet that talks about Packard history and the new Packard 120.

This is the 1935 "The Gateway to Ownership" Brochure. This is a catalog of the 1935 Packard Eight. A very nice Pre-War piece.

This is the 1935 - 1940 Auto-Lite Electrical Equipment Parts List for Packard. Contains parts list and illustrations.

This is the 1935 Packard 120 First View Brochure. These were a set of brochures that were produced to introduce the new 120 models.

This is the 1935 Packard 120 Mechanical Features Brochure. This was a set of brochures that was produced with the introduction of the 120 models.

The 1935 Packard "A New Cycle of Style" Sales Brochure covers Eight, Super Eight, and Twelve Models.

This 1935 Edition of the Packard Tool Catalog shows Special Tools that are available for Packard Dealers and Service Stations.

These are the 1935 Service Letters. These were sent to Dealers from the Factory to provide Service Updates.

This is the 1935 The Packard 120 Brochure, which was a set of brochures that was produced to highlight the new 120 models.

This is the body manual for the 120s. Dated 1936, this is applicable to 1935-1937 120 models and 1937 115-C models.

Here is the 1935-1941 Packard Part List (also called the Parts Manual). This piece is an essential companion to the Service Manual. Not only does it provide information on what part number is what, more importantly it provides the exploded part views that are needed when rebuilding components.

This is the 1935-1951 Packard Trico Parts Catalog (1951 Dealer Edition). This show extended exploded part views and original Trico part numbers. The exploded part views show more detail that the factory drawings and may be helpful in showing how things go back together.

This is the 1937 issue "Number 30" Master Price List for "Guaranteed Precision Built Packard Parts"

These are various 1932-1935 (9th - 12th Series) Wire Diagrams.

This is the Carter WA-1 Climate Control Carburetor Service Sheet

This is the Carter WDO Dual Climate Controlled Carburetor Service Sheet for 1938 and Prior models.

UPDATED 9/4/2013

Here are the complete service instructions for the servicing of a Bijur lubrication system on a 1934 Packard. This was also typical of 1932-1936 system and may be useful for other years.

These are General Letters issues by Packard to Zone and/or Dealers on various issues.

This is the Graco Packard Service Stations Equipment Brochure, circa 1937.

This map book was produced for Leonard Williams & Co Ltd, the London Packard Distributor. It was given to customers when a Packard was purchased.

These Packard and Studebaker-Packard Annual Corporate Reports were prepared each year for the annual stockholders meeting and distributed to the shareholders. They contains interesting information on both what occurred the previous year and also the some outlooks for the coming year. Some contain wonderful pictures of new models, new plant renderings, etc.

This is a short document describing the Vehicle Number, Theft Proof Number, and Briggs Body Number. It also describes the format of these numbers and the location of these numbers on the vehicle.

This is a list of carburetor application by model. It is a work in progress and will be edited and updated and information is discovered.

This is a list of Packard engine serial numbers from 1899-1956. Hopefully this will left to provide not only a reference to those wanting to know if their engine is correct for their model, but also some basic information about all the engine in a quick reference.

**UPDATED 2/27/12**

This guide was put together to help identify Hub Caps and Full Wheel Covers that were used on Packard models. This is a work in progress, so it will be updated as folks are able to give me more pictures and information.

(Updated Rev 4)

Packard Inner Circle Newsletters

This is a chart showing how the model years and series interrelate with one another. I also tried to show the a specific models evolution across the various years and series. I hope you find it usefull.

***UPDATED 11/17/2008***

Compiled table of Packard Monoblock Inline 8-Cyl Engine Specifications for 1935-1954.

The is a collection of Packard Patent Filings grouped by initial filing date. Please note that Packard filed for patent many years before those items were used in production in some cases.

These are a set of Packard Promotional Pointers that were sent to dealers to give them information on both current Packard advertising and promotions as well as tip on promoting their dealerships and the Packard brand in their local markets.

These are instructions for folding the coupe convertible top. But included are the factory 8x10 pictures used in making the instructions that show more detail.

Listing of Body Styles and Models by year as well as number of Cars made;
Wheelbase, Bore & Stroke, Horsepower, Price Range & Weight Range.
Limited photos of early Packards & Celebrities with Packards. This booklet was created by Neil Anderson.

Sherwin-Williams Paint data which includes both enamel and lacquer mix formulas and codes for the 33-36 Packard seniors, and the 120s as well. There is also a 3-page letter from Packard advising dealers of optional color codes for the 14th series.

This is a Stromberg Carburetor Manual and Parts Catalog prepared for the Packard Motor Car Company. This was sent to the Service Managers at the Packard dealerships

Technical Letters issues by Packard on various issues.

Trade Letters on various matters that were issued by Packard to Zones and Dealers

This was an original insert card that was hung next to a the spark plug rack at a garage. It lists which spark plugs to use for many of the US Passenger cars from 1930-1942.