Re: 1940, 120-1801 Distribution tube?
Posted by Al On 2012/12/15 17:46:21
Great advise fellas. I will follow up with the pan removal and cleaning soon. Thanks again.
I've included a photo of the original jack and the original Packard bag it came in. Also, the original Firestone blackwall spare.
We're thrilled to have this car!
Bought it from a 90 year old fella, here in Sun City West AZ on Monday. He had it for only 2 months. It was too much car for him. I almost fell over, when he told me he took it to a car wash!!
I spoke to the prior owner. Very nice guy from Wisconsin. He stated the Packard is a 17,532 original mile car, bought in Iola Wisconsin. He had it stored in a barn for 35 years. Started a restoration in 2000. The restoration is wonderful. $53,000 in receipts.
I'll take some photo's tomorrow. Raining in AZ. today.
I'm going back in the garage now to take another peek!
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I've included a photo of the original jack and the original Packard bag it came in. Also, the original Firestone blackwall spare.
We're thrilled to have this car!
Bought it from a 90 year old fella, here in Sun City West AZ on Monday. He had it for only 2 months. It was too much car for him. I almost fell over, when he told me he took it to a car wash!!
I spoke to the prior owner. Very nice guy from Wisconsin. He stated the Packard is a 17,532 original mile car, bought in Iola Wisconsin. He had it stored in a barn for 35 years. Started a restoration in 2000. The restoration is wonderful. $53,000 in receipts.
I'll take some photo's tomorrow. Raining in AZ. today.
I'm going back in the garage now to take another peek!
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