This is the 1942 "Never Was Quality So Important" Pamphlet. This contains information and the 1942 Senior models.

This is the 1942 Packard Senior Cars Brochure. This contains information and images of the various senior cars offered in 1942.

This is the 1942 Packard Paint and Upholstery Harmonies dealer sample book. It contains swatches of both paint and upholstery and shows what combinations were available.

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

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.

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

This is the Installation and Operation Manual for the Packard Custom Radio 6480487 Clipper with Push Button Tuning

This is the wire diagram for the 1955-1956 Packard 472048 Radio.

This is the radio wire diagram for the 1955 Packard Radio 472046 Push Button Radio.

This is the Truck Sales Information, No 6, issued January 1917, covering Hydraulic Hosts and Dump Bodies.

Packard created this for the sales team, which compares the features and value of the Packard Clipper to the Dodge Coronet.

This is the 1937 Packard Sales Brochure show the difference in the 120-CD (Deluxe) Models.

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.

Service Bulletins from Blue Streak Ignition Products that apply to Packards.

These are the Service Promotional Bulletins that were sent to dealers to give them information service promotions.

These are the 1932 Service Letters. These were sent to the Dealers by the Factory to keep them updated on Service Changes.

These are the 1931 Service Letters. These were sent to the Dealers by the Factory to keep them updated on Service Changes.

These are the 1927 Service Letter. These were sent to the Dealers by the Factory to provide them Service Updates.

This is letter from Cedar Rapids Engineering Company to Citizen's Motor Company in Dayton, Ohio introducing the KWIK-WAY SYSTEM of servicing motor valves.

This is information in regards to Carter Carburetors used on 1937 Packards.

This is a Special "Sell More Part" Bulletin covering electrical fuses, and attached is a brochure for breaker-style fuses.

This is a flyer that was send to dealers to highlight some of the 1932 and 1933 Accessories.

This is information and specs on the 1937 Packard Motor Cars

These are Accessories Bulletins produced by Packard New York that cover various topics.

These are Service Bulletins created by Packard Chicago and sent out to branches, dealers, and authorized service stations, covering various topics.

These are notes from two special factory service meetings that took place in Pittsburg and New York in the spring and fall of 1932 and covers a variety of issues that the dealers reported to engineering and resolutions.

This is the 1914 Model 48 Owners (Operation) Manual

This is the 1942-1948 Dealer Accessory and Price List.

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

The Salesman Data Book covers 1937 120-C and 115-C (Six) Models. These are typically packed with information that sometimes does not appear in other readily available sources.

This is the 1942 Service Parts List

The is in the Service Parts List converting 1937-1938 Super Eights and 1937-1939 Twelves.

This a the 1908 Handbook of Gasoline Automobiles. Produced by the Association of Licensed Automobile Manufactures for the information of the public who are interested in their manufacture and use.

This is the 1942 Packard "Suggestion for the Operation" Manual. AKA Owners Manual. This is for the non-Clipper cars.

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

This is the Press Book for Packard's 50th anniversary celebration. It contains company history and some wonderful photos.

This is the 1948-1950 (22nd-23rd Series) Henney Parts List. This covers parts that were used on the Henney-produced commercial vehicles.

This is the 1941-1942 Packard Service Parts List (Book). This included all the parts, groups, and exploded part diagrams.

This is a set of Packard Paints Chips that cover the 1937-1940 Model Years with information about the schema for 1936.

These are the 1937 Packard Paint Chips and Schemas

These are the Special "Sell More Parts" Bulletins that were sent out to dealers in the mid-30s. It listed specials on parts that Packard was trying to push.

These particular ones were scanned from older photocopies that were made from a binder that came out of Valley Motors in Wheeling, WV.

This is the 1937 Packard 120 Owner's Manual

These are the 1942 Packard Paint Chips by Acme Proxlin, showing available paint schemes and codes.

This is the brochure for the 1953 Henney Nu-3-Way commercial vehicles

This is the 1951 Henney Nothing Newer on Earth 3D Popout Brochure

This is the sales brochure for the 1948 Henney Nu-3-Way Limousine Style commercial vehicles.

This is the brochure for the 1948 Henney Nu-3-Way Landaulet & Limousine commercial vehicles

This is a high quality scan of the 1954 Packard Prestige Sales Brochure

This is the 1930 Packard 740 Sales Brochure. 30 pages and full of illustrations.

This 1929 Packard Special Tools Shop Equipment booklet

This is the 1928 Packard 526 and 533 Model Bodies and Specifications

This is the 1922 - 1923 Single Six Sales Brochure

This is the 1922 - 1923 Single Six 126 and 133 Facts Book.

This is the 1922 - 1923 Packard Single Six 126 and 133 Instruction Book (Owner's Manual)

This is the Instruction Book (Owner's Manual) for 1909 Model 30B and 18

This a list of 1906 - 1923 Packard Motor Numbers and Specifications

These are the 1939 Six & Eight Grease Charts (Finnish Language)

This is the 1939 Dealer Price List (Swedish Language)

This is the 1939 Dealer Price List Super 8 and 12 (Swedish Language)

This is the 1939 Dealer Price List Super 8 and 12 (Finnish Language)

This is the 1939 Dealer Price List (Finnish Language).

This is the 1939 Packard 120 Sales Brochure (Finnish Language)

This is the 1938 Packard Dealer Price List in Swedish

This is the 1938 Packard Dealer Price List in Finnish

This is the 1937 Dealer Price List in Finnish

This is the 1937 Packard 120 Grease Chart in Finnish

This is a 1928 Dealer created brochure in Finnish.

This is a 1927 Dealer created brochure in Finnish.

This is a 1926 Dealer created brochure in Finnish.

This is the 1926 Packard Accessories Brochure

This is the 1957 Packard Clipper Sales Brochure and shows information and models offered for 1957,

This is the Serviceman's Training Manual: Brakes and Easamatic booklet. This was part of the training program for Packard Mechanics. Produced in 1952 it covers the new Easamatic Brake Booster and general Packard brake servicing. Applicable to 1952-1956 models.

Letters issued by West Coast Distributor Earle C. Anthony Dealer to his dealerships.

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 complete 1940 Service Letter Set. These were sent out during the year to update the Dealers with the latest service and company news.

This is the 1957- 1960 Studebaker-Packard Service Bulletins. While the majority of this information applies to 1957-1960 models, and are still several valuable pieces of information that apply to previous years (1956 and before). For example in Jan 1960 there is a note about a replacement relay for the 1956 PushButton transmission system.

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

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

The are the Packard Parts and Accessories Merchandising Memos that were send out to Zone and Dealers to let them know about new Parts and Accessories to mechandise to customers.

These are letter issued by the Philadelphia Zone Office, to dealers located in their zone, on various Service related subjects.

These are the Parts and Accessories Bulletins that were sent from Factory to the Zone and Dealer about changes in Parts and Accessories.

These are the Sevice Development Bulletins that were sent to the Zones and Dealers to cover a number changes in regards to service.

These are the General Service Bulletins that were sent to Zones and Dealer. They contain additional information that is useful in regards to parts and special service information

These are the 1947 Service Technical Bulletins

These are the 1946 Service Technical Bulletins

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

This is a 1938 Packard Brochure covering the Custom Bodied Cars that were available.

This is the Engineering Facts about Packard Twin-Six and other Motorcars. By J.G. Vincent. (circa 1917-1918)

This is the 1940 Packard Salesman Data Book. It contains sales information, specifications, model information about the 1940 Packard cars. This covers the 110, 120, 160 and 180 models.

This is the 1953-1954 Serviceman's Training manual for Air Conditioning. This was sent to the mechanics at the dealerships for they could learn how the A/C works and how to service it.

This is the 1934 The New Packard Twelve Sales Portfolio

Article written by Alvan Macauley titled "You Can't Compete with Careless Overhead"

Article by Alan Macauley, titled "Management's Biggest Job is Building Men"

This information was published in "Service Automotive Air Conditioners by Dale Mericle" and was published in 1956. It covers the Novi system that was used by Packard and Studebaker.

Article from Air Conditioner & Fridge News talking about Packard's new A/C

This is the 1941 Packard A/C Parts List. It includes part plates and diagrams for all the different models (Seniors, Clippers, etc). This was scanned from a copy of a copy, so the quality is not good, but the information is readable.

This is the 1940 Packard A/C Parts List. It includes part plates and listing of all the A/C parts.

Detailed study of how a large manufacturing organization got that way—how if started, how it changed over the years, the dominant personalities who made its history, its physical concept today and where it appears to be heading for tomorrow- all combine to make a case history representative of a large section of U. S. industry in the twentieth century. The editors of STEEL have selected Packard Motor Car Co., Detroit, for such an analysis, the first of its kind ever attempted. The choice proved timely, for Packard is now celebrating a Golden Anniversary and has just introduced new models, as well as a unique new automatic transmission, commemorating the event.

This is the instructions for installing the NoRol PA-333057 accessory on the 1936 models

This is the 1941 Packard Accessory Brochure

This lists the Packard specialty tool and shop equipment.

This is the 1936 One Twenty Accessory Brochure

Instruction for installing the 1932 Auto-Clutch Accessory

Covers 22nd and 23rd Series Models

This is the Worm Drive Truck Parts List (May, 1922 Edition). It contains part plates and part numbers for Worm Drive Trucks

This training book was sent out to all the dealers for mechanics to understand the new 1951 (24th Series) cars that were coming. This has a wealth of information about the new cars, their construction, and features. Information is relevant to all 1951-1954 Packards.

1939 Packard Custom Car Radio with Automatic Tuning Owner and Operations Manual

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.

This is the 1929 Service Letter Set. These were sent out during the year to update the Dealers with the latest service and company news.

This is promotional mailer about 1940 Packard A/C that was sent by dealers to potential customers.

These are the 1928 Service Letter. These were sent to the Dealers by the Factory to provide them Service Updates.

This is the Owner's Manual for 1942 Packard Clippers

The is the 1930 revised edition of the Eight Parts list covering the Eights from 1924-1930

These are Packard Airplane related Patent Filings

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

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.

The Profit Producers were issued by the factory to dealers in 1929 I believe and were the precursor to the Accessory Promotors.

These are "The Accessory Promotor" that were issued by the Factory to the Dealers and Distributor to help keep the field abreast of new and changes in regards to accessories. These are not titled, so are just listed by their issue date.

Technical Letters issues by Packard on various issues.

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

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

Newsletter issued in 1916. Interesting read.

Brochure produced by the Chicagoland Zone on Packard Privileges

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

This SAE prepared document covers recent development in aircraft engines in 1925

This is the sales brochure for the 1917 3-25 and 3-35 models

1929 "The Parade" illustrated brochure

1932 Packard Inner Circle Newsletters

This is the Packard Part (Price) List for that covers the 1905 and 1906 models. Contains illustrations of many of the parts.

These are the Packard Pointers Newsletters issues in 1903

These are Huge Ferry's Personal Notebooks. They contain production values and various bits of company info. Including the combinations to the safes!

This is the 1949 22nd Series Owner's Manual (5th Editon)

This is the 1942 Packard Accessory Price List. It shows the dealer pricing for the various 1942 accessories that were available.

This is the 1942 Packard Accessory Data Book, it contains information about what Factory Approved Accessories were available.

Information about the 1942 Packard Car Lineup

This sheet shows the Dupont paint color chips that were available for the 1940 Packard lineup.

These are the 1937 Service Letters. These were sent to Dealers from the Factory to provide the Service Updates.

This is the 1939 "Approved" Packard Accessory Brochure

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.

a revised version of my earlier document for owners of pushbutton cars to supply to transmission shops or local mechanics (aka "wire cutters") to aid in the proper removal of the pushbutton actuator.

This is a "How To" written by Mark Hill on how to rebuild the Delco "Lever Action" Shocks used by Packard.

This the Serviceman's Training Book for 1955 covering mechanical changes for the 1955 series and also the Torsion Level Suspension.

This is the 1946 Packard Six Sales Brochure. It contains illustrations and information on the features for the 1946 Six models.

This is the 1955 "The New Packard" Sale Brochure folder. It contains 16 pages and wonderful illustrations of the various models that were available in 1955.

This is the 1946 Packard Clipper Deluxe Sales brochure. It contains illustrations and information about the features on the Clipper Deluxe models.

This is the 1946 Super Clipper Sales Brochure. This contains illustrations and information about the features of the 1946 Packard Super Clipper

This is the 1946 Packard Accessories Brochure. It listed the various Packard approved accessories that were available from the dealer.

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.

This is the 1956 "Sweetheart" Mail that was send to potential customers to invite them into the local dealership to view the new 1956 Clipper models.

This is the 1956 Salon Showing Invite mailer. This was sent out to potential customer to invite them into their local dealership to view the new 1956 models.

This is the 1956 Packard "Double Prize Winning" Brochure that covers the awards for "styling and design" and the torsion suspension system,

This is the 1938 Data Book (aka Fact Book) for the Packard Six and Eight models. This was given to Salesmen at the dealerships and covers all of the features and specifications for the given models. It also contains wonder pictures and illustrations. 200+ pages.

This is the 1938 Packard Eight Owners Manual. This covers the driving, care, adjustment, and emergency data for all the 1938 Packard Eight models.

This is the 1934 Packard Standard Eight "Prestige" Sales Brochure. This contains wonderful illustrations of the various Standard Eight models as well as the typical selling points.

This is a sales brochure for the 1940 Packard 110 and 120 automobiles. It's list the various models and features that were available.

This is a mailer that was sent to customers about Luster Seal that was available from their local Packard dealer. No date, but based on the "S-P" would be 1954-58.

This is the 1951 Packard "ABCD's for Car Buying" Brochure. It shows and list many of the models and features that were part of the 1954 Packard line up.

This provides is the Owners Manual for the 1950 Custom Radio and provide the operation of the unit, tuning information, and schematics.

This was provided to new owners and gives features, operation and basic service information.

This is the Louvre Mounting Template, for mounting the 3 louvres on the back fenders of a 1951-52 Packard.

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.

A guide to analysis and correction of premature engine bearing failures

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**

The availability of optional equipment wasn't always clear from the showroom literature or even the parts catalog, but it was spelled out for the dealers for the purpose of ordering and pricing vehicles via factory-issued Trade Letters, which are rather hard to come by these days.

The availability of optional equipment wasn't always clear from the showroom literature or even the parts catalog, but it was spelled out for the dealers for the purpose of ordering and pricing vehicles via factory-issued Trade Letters, which are rather hard to come by these days.

The availability of optional equipment wasn't always clear from the showroom literature or even the parts catalog, but it was spelled out for the dealers for the purpose of ordering and pricing vehicles via factory-issued Trade Letters, which are rather hard to come by these days.

To help decode build sheets and production orders and figure out what equipment your car came with as standard and what else was available, optionally, this information has now been summarized in a format similar to what you might have seen in sales brochures in more recent years.

The availability of optional equipment wasn't always clear from the showroom literature or even the parts catalog, but it was spelled out for the dealers for the purpose of ordering and pricing vehicles via factory-issued Trade Letters, which are rather hard to come by these days.

To help decode build sheets and production orders and figure out what equipment your car came with as standard and what else was available, optionally, this information has now been summarized in a format similar to what you might have seen in sales brochures in more recent years.

Have you ever wondered about the compression ratios you would get from mixing & matching heads from 288, 327, 356 & 359?

Attached is table with the info first in order by Compression Ratios then by Years/Types.

This is the 1941 Packard Super Eight Sales catalog. It contains information and illustrations about the various Super Eight models and the mechanical features of the Super Eight.

This was sent out with the 1941 Service letters to updated the fields on differences in the 1941 Clippers that were coming to the dealerships.

This is the 1930 "Luxurious Transportation" Brochure which covers the 726 and 733 Standard Eight Models. Wonder model illustrations are included.

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 the 1958 Packard Owners Manual which covers all the Packard badges vehicles for the 1958 Studebaker-Packard model year. It covers general care and operation of the vehicle.

This is the 1938 Packard Six and Eight Sales Catalog. It is 50 pages and contains wonderful illustrations of most of the models offered as well as technical and feature information.

This is the 1939 Packard Six and One Twenty Sales Catalog. It is 36 pages and contains wonderful illustrations of most of the models offered as well as technical and feature information.

This is the 1931 Packard Accessory Brochure. It shows some of the optional dealer accessory that were available for the 1931 models.

This is a the 1937 Packard Sale Catalog. It contains 36-Pages and contains illustrations of models of the Packard Models. Also it contains very nice detailed mechanical illustrations.

This is the 1937 Packard 4-Page Sales Brochure.

This is a 1938 Packard 6-Page Sale Brochure covering the Packard Six, Eight, Super Eight and Twelve models.

These are sample Material Cards that cover upholstery materials, carpet, and roof materials.

This brochure for the 1946/1947 Clipper Cabs shows passengers the "1-2-3 of what they see in the Packard Clipper Cab".

This is the 1939 Packard Six & Eight Owners Manual. It covers the care and operation of the vehicles. This version was printed and used in Sweden.

This is the 1938 Packard 'Six' Brochure. It provides a narrative of the advantages to owning a Packard 'Six'.

This is the 1938 Packard Six and Eight Brochure. This brochure is very well illustrated to show the various models available, and the special features of each model.

This is the 1936 Packard '120' Brochure. It contains pictures and specifications of the various models.

This is a Brochure from 1928 entitled 'The Secret'. It describes the secret to owning a Packard motor car and gives the pricing for the 526 and 533 Six models.

This Brochure covers the 1928 Packard Six 526 and 533 models and contains wonderful illustrations of the various models.

This letter dated December 26th, 1924 from the desk of Alvan Macauley and sent to all Distributor and Dealers recaps the end of the year financials for Packard.

This training booklet was part of a series of classes offered by Packard to train Packard Vehicle Operations (aka Packard Owners, and Chauffeurs).

This brochure from 1913 gives a bit of history of Packard to that point, and and general overview of the company and it factory operations. Contains wonder illustrations/sketchings of various factory operations.

This is the 1936 Packard One-Twentry-B Salesman Databook. These were provided by the factory to the Salesman at the dealership and listed all the features and specifications on the various models.

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

These were sent out by the factory to the Dealers to keep them updated on Service Procedures and Programs. These also contained information about the Packard War effort.

This is the Packard Radio PA-383042 Radio Facts (1946-47). It contains information about this radio as well as the wire diagram.

This is the radio fact sheet and wire diagram for Packard Radio PA-393607

This is Packard Accessory Bulletin No. 24 covering the Dual Road and Fog Lights.

These are the 1942 Service Letters. These were sent to Dealers from the Factory to provide the Service Updates.

This is the French version of the 1951 Packard's the one for '51 Brochure. It actually contains a typo on the front cover. Instead of Thunderbolt, it says Thunderbold.

This is the 1951 Packards the one for '51 Brochure. It contains wonderful illustrations of the various models for 1951.

This is the 1950 "Golden Anniversary Eight" Sales Brochure. This is a large piece that opens up to poster size (scanned in sections), and shows illustrations of many of the 1950 models.

This is the Stewart Warner Electric Wiper service information covering adjustment and repair.

This is a small advertising card that listed the new features for the 1941 One-Ten Special and Deluxe, and One-Twenty Models.

This is a packet of information send to dealerships. It contains specification information, feature information, and also sample advertising samples that a dealership could use.

Information on the 1941 Packard models relating to Prices, Specifications, Colors, Upholstery, Accessories and Equipment, and Factory Delivery in the United States.

This is information sent to Dealership on how to dress up the showroom for the coming Christmas Holidays. It contains not only suggestions, but also items that can be ordered for display in the showroom.

This is a set of information provided to a dealership containing suggestions on how to dress up the dealership for the announcement of the coming 1941 models.

This is a invitation that was sent out by dealers to prospective buyers to come in and view the new 1941 Packard Super-8 One-Sixty and Super-8 Custom One-Eighty models.

This is the 1921-1922 Packard Single Six Parts List. It covers the 116” wheebase Single Six made from September 1920 to April 22 1922, also known as the 1921 model.

This was an addendum to the 1921-1924 Single Six Parts list which covers Packard Axles, and changes to the Steering, Clutch, Transmission, Torque Arm, Wheels, etc that was effective with Vehicle No. U4026.

This is the 1923-1925 Packard Eight Parts List issued in 1925. This contains pictures, diagrams and part numbers for all 1923-1925 Packard Eights.

This is the first addendum to the 1925 Packard Eight Parts List.

This is the 2nd addendum to the 1925 Eight Part List

This is the Packard Six Parts List issue in 1925.

This is the first addendum to the Packard Six Part List issued in 1925.

This is the 2nd addendum to the Packard Six Part List issued in 1925.

This is addendum to the Packard Six Parts list to cover running changes to the 1926 Bodies.

This the Packard Eight Parts list published in 1927. I believe this covers earlier years as well. This was given to me missing several sections and pages.

This is an early piece (1926) describing the installation of Trico windshield wipers on Packards not equipped with them.

This is the parts list for 1927 and older models issue #17. It covers cars and trucks from 1927 and back.

This is the 1926 Packard Six Body Parts Insert

This is the Vol 3 No 13 of the Sales Educational Course (1925).

This is a 1915 Technical Letter cover the adjustment of Bock Bearings.

This is the installations instructions for the Packard Model 1-26 Heater.

This is a circa 1923? "Confidential Accessory Price Book for Packard Distributors", Book Number 291, issue by Packard Motor Car Company of Chicago. 50+ pages.

This is a Tool Equipment list for the 1930 Packard Eight 740 and 745 models. This was shipped with the car and listed all the Tools and Equipment that a specific vehicle was shipped with.

This is a Packard Employee handbook published in 1928, and given to new employees. An interesting glimpse into the Human Resources department at the factory.

This is a booklet on Automotive Shop Safety that is applicable to both commercial and home garages.

This is a booklet on Preventive Maintenance and Restoration Tips applicable to Packards and vintage vehicle.

This a booklet on Winterizing Your Automobile so both use during winter months, and also storage.

This is the 1933 Packard Fact Book. These books were given to Salesmen to educate them on the features and specifications for the 1933 models.

This is the 1932 Packard Fact Book for models 903 and 904. These books were given to Salesmen to educate them on the features and specifications of these models.

This is the Mechanical Features of the Packard Custom Eight (640) Brochure. It highlights the various mechanical feature that exists on the 1929 6th Series 640 (aka 6-40) models. This is also applicable to the 7th and 8th Series customs as well

This is the 1932 Packard Fact Book for models 901 and 902. These books were given to Salesmen to educate them on the features and specifications of these models.

These are special Studebaker-Packard 'SP' Service Letters that were sent out to S/P Dealers to address various service issues. These are equivalent to the Service Technical Bulletins (STBs) sent out by Packard in previous years.

These are special Packard 'P' Service Letters that were sent out to S/P Dealers to address various service issues. These are equivalent to the Service Technical Bulletins (STBs) sent out by Packard in previous years.

This is the 1931 Packard Sales Fact Book for models 840 & 845. This was given to Salesmen to educate them on the features and specifications of these models.

This is the 1931 Facts Book for the Packard Eight 826 and 833 models. These were given to Salesmen to educate them on these models.

Published in Aug. 1930, this is a record of Packard Motor Cars manufactured since 1905 (1905 - 1930), showing Motor Number, Vehicle Number, Horse Power, Bore and Stroke, Number of Cylinders, Type of Body, Seating Capacity, and Shipping Weight.

Published in Aug. 1929, this is a record of Packard Motor Cars manufactured since 1905 (1905 - 1929), showing Motor Number, Vehicle Number, Horse Power, Bore and Stroke, Number of Cylinders, Type of Body, Seating Capacity, and Shipping Weight.

Published in Aug. 1927, this is a record of Packard Motor Cars manufactured since 1905 (1905 - 1927), showing Motor Number, Vehicle Number, Horse Power, Bore and Stroke, Number of Cylinders, Type of Body, Seating Capacity, and Shipping Weight.

This is the 1929 Fact Book for the Packard Eight Models 626 and 633. These were given to Salesmen to educate them on the features and specifications of these models.

This is the 1928 Fact Book for the Packard Eight 443 models. These were given to Salesmen to educated them on the features and specifications of the 443 models.

This is a partial set of Echlin Service Bulletins dated between 1957 and 1959 that contains general service information of Echlin electrical products (Voltage Regulators, Coils, condensers, etc). It provides testing and adjustment procedures that apply to earlier models also.

This is the 1925 Salesman Facts book for Packard Eight models 236 - 243. These were given to Salesmen to educate them on the features and specifications of the 236 - 243 models.

This is the 1923 Packard Specifications and Adjustments for Twin-Six, Single-Six, and Model D and E Trucks.

This volumes 1-18 of "The Packard". This was a newsletter produced by Packard. The set (400+ pages) contains a wealth of information, stories and illustrations.

The book published by Packard chronicles a families journey across the USA in 1908 in a Packard. The family ended up setting a new transcontinental record in process.

This is an internal training book developed by Packard to help train Foremen and Executives at Packard in the different aspects of the General Office and Plant.

The book published by Packard chronicles a motor trips across the interior of Cuba in a Packard.

This is the 1908 Packard "Thirty" Motor Car Catalog. It contains information and descriptions about the Packard model "Thirty"

This is the 1921 Twin-Six Fact Book (rev. 7) that was given to Salesmen to him educate them on the features and specifications on the 1921 Twin Six models.

This is the 1921 Standard Sizes and Adjustments. It provides specifications on the Single-Six, Twin-Six, Model D and Model E Trucks.

This is a dealer generated price list for 1922 Packard vehicles. It not only contains prices on standard models, but also Custom Bodies models.

This is the 1924 Single Six Fact Book for the 226 and 233 Models. This was given to Salesmen to help educate them on the featured and specifications on the 226 and 233 models.

These are General Service Letters issue by Packard Export Corporation in 1949 to Dealers and distributors of Right-Hand drive equipped vehicles on retrofitting 288 engines into Pre-War cars as replacement engine.

These were given to Salesmen in 1920 to help educate them on the coming 1921 Single Six models. Wonderful illustrations of each models are included.

This Salesman Fact book published in Sept 1920 was used to educate the salesmen of the features and specification of the new 1921 Packard Single Six models that was coming out.

This is the 1920 Twin-Six Fact Book. It was used by Salesmen as a reference to the features and specification of the 1920 Twin-Six.

This is the 1929 Sales Catalog and Price List. In contains high-level information about Packard vehicles and a one page price list of the 1929 models.

The is the 1920 Specification for the Packard Model E Trucks. In contains various information about the BC, DE, and FG size models.

The is the 1919 Packard "E" Truck Sales Information. It contains illustrations of the various mechanical systems of the Packard "E" Truck chassis.

This is the 1914 Packard Salesmen Fact Book. It was used by salesmen to cover all the features and specification of the 1913 4-48s.

The are the 1929 Paint Paints Chips. They can be used to get a general sense of the colors and the color names offered in 1929.

There are the 1930 Packard Paint Chips. They can be used to get a general sense of the color, and the color name for that model year.

This is a 1929 Bendix Brake Service Bulletin (no. 204, Dec. 1st, 1929) that covers brake adjustments for Packards with the Bendix-Perrot 3-shoe mechanical brake system.

This is the 1931 Packard Paint Chips (Ditzler). It contains the colors and paint codes that were available for the 1931 Packard Models.

This is the 1930 Packard Special Tool and Equipment Catalog. It contains pictures and descriptions of the various tools and equipment needed to Service Packards of that era.

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)

The Flat Rate Manual provides labor times for specific repair operations. Such schedules are usually based on time studies performed under the most optimal of conditions and were used primarily to reimburse dealers for warranty claims.

The Flat Rate Manual provides labor times for specific repair operations. Such schedules are usually based on time studies performed under the most optimal of conditions and were used primarily to reimburse dealers for warranty claims.

The Flat Rate Manual provides labor times for specific repair operations. Such schedules are usually based on time studies performed under the most optimal of conditions and were used primarily to reimburse dealers for warranty claims.

This is the 1937 and 1938 Shop manual. This covers the repair, maintenance, and specifications of the Packard Six, Eight, Super Eight and Twelve models

The Flat Rate Manual provides labor times for specific repair operations. Such schedules are usually based on time studies performed under the most optimal of conditions and were used primarily to reimburse dealers for warranty claims.

This is the 1956 Clipper Owners Manual and covers the care, operation and minor maintenance of the vehicle.

This is the 1955 Clipper Owners Manual and covers the care, operation and minor maintenance of the vehicle.

Sales Spotlight Bulletins were sent to dealers to promote the ordering and stocking of featured products - typically, accessories, maintenance, or new items - to help build additional sales and profits. Attachments are included, where available.

Sales Spotlight Bulletins were sent to dealers to promote the ordering and stocking of featured products - typically, accessories, maintenance, or new items - to help build additional sales and profits. Attachments are included, where available.

Parts & Accesories Bulletins and Letters were sent to advise dealers of matters requiring immediate attention or new items or special pricing in the Parts Dept. Attachments are included, where available.

Parts & Accessories Bulletins were sent to advise dealers of matters requiring immediate attention or new items or special pricing in the Parts Dept. Attachments are included, where available.

Parts & Accesories Bulletins were sent to advise dealers of matters requiring immediate attention or new items or special pricing in the Parts Dept. Attachments are included, where available.

This the is 1941 Salesmen Data Book. These handbooks were given to sales and provides a handy reference on models, features, competitive information, and specifications. Also there are pictures and illustrations of most of the models.

This is a set of documents from the Advanced Engineering Division at Packard that was investigating the use of fuel injection on Packard V8 engines. This document provides a rare look at some of the hush-hush R & D that was going on behind the scenes at Packard.

This is the 1954 Packard Owner's Manual. This is for all the non-Clipper models. It contains operational and service information.

This is the 1929 Standard Eight Sales Brochure and shows wonderful illustrations of the various Standard Eight models that were available in 1929.

This is the 1938 and 1939 Shop Manual (Condensed Format). This Service Manual covers all the models of those years and is must have piece if you own a Packard from these years.

This "How To Article" gives step by step directions and pictures on rebuilding the Bendix-Treadlvac Master Brake Cylinder used on 1952-1956 Packards.

This is an article by David H. Ross that appeared in the June 1976 issues of Car Classics about Raymond Dietrich.

This No. 8 in a series of small Sports related booklets produced by Packard circa 1952. This one by Mort Luby of the National Bowlers Journal covers Bowling's A.B.C.

This is a large format 20 page brochure that is setup almost like a magazine. Beautiful full color illustrations of many of the 1955 models and chassis setup. This is the first time I have ever seen this brochure anywhere. So not sure if it is pretty rare or not.

This is the Installation Manual for the Mark IV aftermarket A/C unit in a 1955 Packard.

This is 1913 Sheet Music for the song "He'd have to get under- get out and get under" by Bobby North. Featuring a 1913 Packard. Kind of a interesting one-off piece of Music/Packard crossover literature. Neat original piece that is 96 years old.

This was a Training Booklet given to the Salesmen at the 1953 Packard Retail Sales Conference.

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.

A small promotional brochure about the 1954 Packard Panther Daytona concept car.

This is the Sales brochure for the 1951 Henney-Packard Vehicles

This is the Sales brochure for the 1950 Henney-Packard Flower Car

This is the Sales brochure for the 1950 Henney-Packard Ambulance

This is the Sales Brochure for the 1949 Henney-Packard Service Car

This is the Sales brochure for the 1950 Henney-Packard Multipurpose Vehicle

This is the Sales brochure for the Henney-Packard Vehciles for 1949.

This is the a brochure for the Henney-Packard Ambulances for 1949.

This is the a brochure for the Henney-Packard Dual Purpose Vehicles for 1949.

This is the 1957 Dupont Paint Chips showing the available colors and combinations.

This is the 1956 Dupont Paint Chips showing the available colors and combinations.

This is the 1955 Ditzler Paint Chips showing the available colors and combinations.

This is the 1953 Dupont Paint Chips showing the available colors and combinations.

These are Illustrated Repair Manual Sections that were published by Thompson Products.

These are Illustrated Repair Manual Sections that were published by Thompson Products.

These are Illustrated Repair Manual Sections that were published by Thompson Products.

These are Illustrated Repair Manual Sections that were published by Thompson Products.

These are the 1930 Service Letters. These were sent to the Dealers by the Factory to keep them updated on Service Changes.

This is the 1952 Edmunds Packard Accessory Brochure and Price List. It covers the various performance accessories that were available by Edmunds for Packard. The separate Price List contains the prices for all the various Edmunds products.

This is the Installation and Operation instructions for Packard Deluxe Radio PA-239772. This was used in 1938 models 1603-1608.

1955 Brochure about Packard winning two design prizes for the Torsion Level Suspension.

This is a 1955 Packard Promotional Mailer send by Dealers to perspective customer. This particular mailer is a blank and contains no customer or Dealer address.

This is a brochure of the Packard Balboa-X and how it received the Gold Medal D.S.C. Design, Comfort and Safety award.

This the 1955 (56) Packard Radio 462047 and 472048 Owners Manual. If covers basic operation and usage.

This is the 1955 "Sensations" Brochure that covers the Torsion Level Suspension.

This in the 1956 "The New Clipper" Brochure. It has wonderful illustrations of all the various Clipper models.

This is a 100+ page Portfolio covering salesman information on all the new 1934 Packard Models, and Custom Bodied models. This also contains competitive information.

Brochure on the Packard Hawk model.

This is a Special Advertising section in the Sunday, Dec. 8th, 1957 editor of the Los Angeles Examiner. This 16 page insert covers the new Packard, Studebaker and Mercedes-Benz models for 1958.

These Data Books were given to Salesmen and contain essential information about all the models including specifications, features, pictures, as well as company information. This also includes information on the Packard Custom cars.

This is the Serviceman's "Training Booklet: The 55th Series V8 Engine with Test Procedures - Trouble Shooting". These are essential companions on the Service Manual and help to fill in the missing gaps of "assumed" information.

This was the 1949 Packard "Planned Sales Management" Training Booklet used to train Sales Managers at the Dealerships.

This is the 1956 Torsion Level Ride Brochure. It covers the benefits of the Torsion Level equipped 1956 Packards and Clippers.

This is a single sheet (double sided) set of radio instructions covering Packard radios PA-439661 and PA439665.

This is the 1954 Packard and Clipper Invitation Demonstration Brochure. It has nice illustrations of most of the cars in the '54 lineup.

This is the 1941 Packard 110 and 120 Factory Brochure. It is full of wonderful color illustrations of the features and models in the 110, and 120 lineup.

This is the 1936 Packard Shop manual covering the 120, Super Eight and Twelve models. Covers all aspects of mechanical repair on these vehicles.

This is a catalog of special tools and shop equipment for use on the 1933-1934 Packard vehicles. Also the tools apply to some of the earlier models as well.

A training manual provided to dealers covering Used Car Buying, Reconditioning, Display, Advertising, and Selling.

This a collection of Pre-War Film Supplements that were provided to Packard Service departments as part of Service Training. This booklets contains condensed service information on a variety of topics. As more of the Supplements are found they will be added to the list below. If you have any, please donate a scanned copy of them to the website.

This is an article from the Studebaker Co-Operator column of the Studebaker Drivers Club publication Turning Wheels covering that facts about ZDDP or lack thereof in modern motor oil and what that means to older engines like ours.

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

This is a set of instructions and diagrams for installing Leece-Neville windows lift motors and circuit breakers in 1955 & 1956 Packards equipped with power windows. This document is dated 6-9-60 and I believe this covers new field replacement parts for fixing power motors in 55/56 Packards.

The is the 1934 "Packard Custom Cars" pamphlet. It contains body illustrations of the various '34 Custom cars by Packard, LeBaron, and Dietrich.

This is the "For Your Kind of Living" 1954 Caribbean Brochure. A nice piece about "America's Most Glamorous Sports Car"

"This booklet is designed for use by Auto-Lite servicemen. It is a refresher on how the Auto-Lite Generator Regulator works and on service procedures."

This is the 1937 Factory Brochure covering the Packard Twelve and the Packard Super Eight. This also has an extra information sheet covering the 1937 model year that was created by Neil Anderson.

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.

This is the 1957 Packard Clipper Service Operation Time Guide. It covers all the 1957 models (Sedans and Station Wagons) as far as the time required for repair. It was used to assist mechanics and service writers to estimate the costs, and to write the repair orders.

This is the 1957 Packard Clipper Owners Manual. This covers the care and operation of all the 1957 Clipper models.

This is the 1936 Packard Portfolio (Sales Catalog) covering the Packard Twelve, Super Eight, and Eights.

This is the 1939 Packard Twelve and Super Eight Owners Manual. It contains valuable information of the operation and repair of the Packard Twelves and Super Eights.

This is the 1938 Packard Twelve and Super Eight Owners Manual. It contains valuable information of the operation and repair of the Packard Twelves and Super Eights.

This is the 1937 Packard Twelve Owners Manual. It contains valuable information of the operation and repair of the Packard Twelves.

This is the 1936 Packard Twelve Owners Manual. It contains valuable information of the operation and repair of the Packard Twelves.

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 the complete 1934 Service Letter Set. These were sent out during the year to update the Dealers with the latest service and company news.

This is the 1933 Service Letter Set. These were sent out during the year to update the Dealers with the latest service and company news.

These are documents pertaining to the order of a specially built 1947 Packard Convertible Sedan by Derham for the President of Lebanon.

These are documents from 1947 in regards to a specially built 1947 Packard Derham Convertible Limo ordered by Gulf Oil as a gift for the Sheik of Kuwait. The documents are letters of correspondence between Gulf Oil, there agents, Packard Dealer, and the Derham. (42 pages)

This is the 1947 Packard Paint Chip and contains all the paint chip and color codes for the 1947 Packard models. This also contains the paint codes back to 1941 for reference.

The Service Counselors were sent out by the factory to keep the Dealers updated on changes to service procedures. Also these contains information about the Packard War Effort.

This is the 2009 PACA (Packard Automobile Club of Australia) National Rally Book. This book was put together to showcase all the Packards that participated in the event.

These are Shell Service Charts covering Packards from 1957-1941. Contains lube information, tune up replacement part lists, and model identification.

This is the complete 1943 Service Letter Set. These were sent out during the year to update the Dealers with the latest service and company news. This also contains news from the factory on War time production.

Here are the 1941 Packard Service Letters. These were sent out to the dealers to provide service and training updates and other general company information.

This is a complete set of original 1938 Packard Service Letters (24 issues) These contain running service changes and company news and also contain information about the new 1939 models.

This is a complete set of original 1936 Packard Service Letters (24 issues) These contain running service changes and company news and also contain information about the new 1937 models.

This is complete collection of 1939 Service Letters (similar to the Service Counselors in later years). These Letters contain updated service information and company news. Also the 1939 Letters contain a wealth of information on the new 1940 models.

This manual covers the care, operation, and repair of the 1914 Packard "1438" Model (2-38). It contains detailed pictures of the various mechanicals system. Also their is a list of Packard dealers circa late 1913, and a fascination section on the Touring North American and Europe.

This is the Packard Six 326 and 333 Operation Manual. It is the equivalent of the Owner's Manual and cover the operation, care, and repair of the Packard Six models. It also contains some great detailed pictures of the various mechanical systems Printed April, 1926.

This is the Packard "Twin-Six" 2-35 & 2-25 Operation Manual. It is the equivalent of the Owner's Manual and cover the operation, care, and repair of the Twin-Six models. It also contains some great detailed pictures of the various mechanical systems.

This appears to be a Twin-Six Fact Book covering the "1-25" and "1-35" models. It contains illustrations of each body style, and also covers the various features of both models. I believe this would have been a pocket reference for a dealer or salesman. Printed 11-15, Detroit.

This is SAE Paper 560020 (Number 479) which covering “The New Packard V-8 Engine” and was written by W. E. Schwieder from Packard. This was given at a the:

SAE Golden Anniversary Passenger, Car, Body and Material Meeting at the Sheraton_Cadillac Hotel, Detroit, MI on March 1-3, 1955.

This cover the history, engineering and mechanics of the new Packard V-8 engine.

This is a How-To article I wrote while rebuilding my Trico Mag-Nu-Matic Windshield Washer Pump. Hopefully it provides information for those looking to rebuild their own pump. Enjoy.

This is an article for the Auguest 1955 Issue of HotRod Magazine. It covers all the in's and out's of the 1955 Packard V8 motor.

This is the Owners Manual for the 1947 Packard 8 Tube Custom radio. (PA 382042)

This is a Road Test article on the 1955 Clipper from the June, 1955 issue of Motor Trend.

This is an article from the February 1955 issue of Motor Trend that covers the new 1955 Packards. "New Ride, New Look, New Engine"

This is the 1957 Packard Clipper Shop Manual Supplement. It is used in conjuntion with the 1956 Studebaker Passenger Car Shop Manual.

This is the Photo Facts for Packard Radio 484649 that was in 1957 Packard automobiles. It contains pictures, wire diagram, and component lists.

This is the 1956 Studebaker Passenger Car Shop Manual (Service Manual). It covers all the 1956 Studebaker passenger cars including those with the Ultramatic transmissions and Packard engines. So this is why it is included here on the website. I also find the procedural steps easier to understand then the similar sections in the Packard manual for novices like myself. So if I dont understand a glossed over step on something in the Packard manual, and the look at the Stude manual, it makes more sense.

This is a special reprint of the "Mechanix Illustrated Tests the 52 Packard" that was done for Packard shareholders to invite them into the showrooms to view the 1952 models.

This is the Packard for 1952 Sales brochure. "The car that drives itself"

This is the 1951 Sales Brochure. It talks about that various features of the new 1951 body styles. "Everything here is new! Everything new is here!"

Packard: The Cormorant, and Goddess of Speed is an article written by Dan Cooper and discusses the various mascots and distinct visual trademarks used by Packard.

That is a combination of materials about a program but together to invite Shareholders into the dealers to view the new 1953 models and features.

This includes a Company letter to the dealer explaining the program. A copy of the shareholder invitation brochure, and an invitation card.

This is the 1951 Packard Pointers No. 26 issue. This was a newsletter for Packard Salemen. This issue covers the Master Salesmen Club, and how to qualify for it. It also shows the current points standing of Salemen around the country.

This is the 1946-1950 Packard Service manual. It contains 7 Sections which covers all the general mechanical systems on the various 46-50 models. This is an essential companion to the Parts List (aka Parts Manual).

This was a small 4 page salemen pamphlet that includes the New York pricing for the 1938 Packards, as well as selling features and specs.

This is a sales brochure for the 1953 Packard and Clipper models which highlights the Ultramatic, Power Steering and Easematic brakes.

This is the 1951, No. 24 issue of Packard Pointers. This was a newsletter that was send to Packard salesmen to give them "pointers" on how to tell.

This is the Packard Standard Eight Facts for Models 726-733. I believe that was similar to the Salesmen Fact books or Data Books that were used in the later years.

This is the 1953 Packard 26th Series Operators Manual (Owners Manual). It covers the care and operation of the 1953 Packards.

This is the 1951 Packard Operators Manual (Owners Manual) and covers the care and operation of the 1951 Packard models.

This is the 1956 Executive Sales Brochure. It covers all the features, and information about the 1956 Executive.

This is the 1956 Accessories Brochure that list all of the various accessories that were available for the 1956 Packard.

This is a 1953 Dealer Invitation sent out to perspective customer to invite them into the dealership to see the new 1953 model.

This is an Owners Service Card for a 1953 2652-2917.

This is a Owner Service card for a 2672-9732.

This is the 1956 Power Pack - Weekly Salesman Training Vol 10-15.

Published Weekly by the Packard-Clipper Division Sales Training Department. A compilation of powerful selling ideas and suggestions for building selling power.

1937 Packard Six and 120 Accessories Brochure. This shows the accessories that were available from the factory for the 1937 Six and 120. Also included with this are the instructions for the external sun visor for the the 1937 Six and 120s.

These are the Accessories pages of "Carefully-Planned Appliances Approved by the PACKARD engineering department" and are abstracted from the 1934 Packard Sales Information book.

This is the 1937 "..of a Distinguished Family" Brochure. It covers the Packard 120 models, also the Six models.

Here is the 1957 Packard Clipper, and 1955-1957 Studebaker Chassis Parts Catalog (also called the Parts Manual or Parts List). 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.

Here is the 1941-1947 Packard Clipper Master Parts Book(also called the Parts Manual or Parts List). 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 1936 14th Series 120, Super Eight, and Twelve Wire Diagrams

This is the 1941 19th Series Wire Diagram (Non-Clipper Models)

This is the 1955-1956 Torsion Level Wire Diagram.

This is the 1951-1956 Turn Signal Wire Diagram.

This is a copy of an original dealer price list that lists all the various Packard models for 1912 and their respective "List" and "Net" prices.

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

This is the 1958 Packard Wire Diagrams.

This is the 1957 Packard Clipper Wire Diagrams.

This is the 1956 56th Series Wire Diagrams.

This is the 1955 55th Series Wire Diagrams.

This is the 1954 54th Series Wire Diagrams.

This is the 1953 26th Series Wire Diagrams.

This is the 1952 25th Series Wire Diagram.

This is the 1951 24th Series Wire Diagrams

This is the 1947 21st Series Taxi Wire Diagrams.

This is the 1942 20th Series Wire Diagrams.

This is the 1941 19th Series Clipper Wire Diagrams

This is the 1940 18th Series 160, 180 Wire Diagrams.

This is the 1940 18th Series 110-120 Wire Diagrams

This is the 1939 17th Series Six, Super Eight, and Twelve Wire Diagrams.

This is the 1938 16th Series Six, Super Eight, and Twelve Wire Diagrams.

This is the 1937 15th Series 120, Super Eight and Twelve Wire Diagrams

This is the 1936 14th Series 120 Wire Diagram

This is the 1949-50 23rd Series Wire Diagram set.

This is the 1948-49 22nd Series Wire Diagrams.