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bazou37

1936

04/04/2007 12:15

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120B LEBARON Popular

bazou37

1936

04/04/2007 12:16

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120B 994 touring coupe Popular

bazou37

1936

04/04/2007 12:18

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120B touring coupe Popular

bazou37

1936

04/04/2007 12:19

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1938 T J Richards, 1601 with 327 and R6 overdrive Popular

Peter Packard

1938

04/05/2007 7:13

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This car is one of about 50 Australian Bodied Packards made by T J Richards of South Australia. The original engine was beyond repair so I fitted a post-war 327 and R6 overdrive. The R6 overdrive uses the 1938 gearbox top and performs as well as a 53 sedan.

1956 Packard Patrician, Right hand Drive Popular

Peter Packard

1956

04/05/2007 7:35

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This car came into Australia as LHD in about 1985, with about 35,000 miles original. Due to State laws it was not able to be road registered. In about 1995 the car was converted to RHD and was road registered. it now has about47,000 miles recorded and is totally original paint and trim. I have had some problems with unsatisfactory gearbox overhaul. but it has every factory option and is very smooth and powerful.

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michael keller

1956

04/06/2007 20:41

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michael keller

1956

04/06/2007 20:42

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michael keller

1956

04/06/2007 20:44

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Bob's p-b unit, #1 Popular

Mr.Pushbutton

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04/09/2007 22:11

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Here's Bob's push button (actuator) control base plate, as found. The far right (left when looking on the unit)contact bridge mount hole is stripped, and there is evidence that water was getting into the actuator and someone drilled a hole to let it out, rather than seal the unt. Note corrosion at bottom

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