the roof top
Posted by James T Axman On 2009/5/28 10:47:36
My very 1st post after buying my 1st Packard (project) 2 weeks ago. It's a 1936 Junior 120B with straight 8, and I like a kid (make that old kid) with a new toy at Xmas.
I've already logged in about 40 hours of labor (beyond my fulltime job), removing fenders, interior, etc...and this weekend I hope to determine the condition of the engine.
Buying the Packard was a deviation for me, after spending about 20 years with several Mercedes models and developing a couple of club websites.
I'm soaking-up all the information I can find on the internet, but one question leaves me puzzled so far.... Why did Packard make an useable sunroof?
I'm accustom to the Webasto (circa 1929) canvas sunroof 42 x 54 in my 1953 mercedes, but it is fully functional.
Was an actual sunroof available for the Packard ?
Thanks to everyone for an active Forum on this great moniker.
Axman the taxman in Kentucky
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I've already logged in about 40 hours of labor (beyond my fulltime job), removing fenders, interior, etc...and this weekend I hope to determine the condition of the engine.
Buying the Packard was a deviation for me, after spending about 20 years with several Mercedes models and developing a couple of club websites.
I'm soaking-up all the information I can find on the internet, but one question leaves me puzzled so far.... Why did Packard make an useable sunroof?
I'm accustom to the Webasto (circa 1929) canvas sunroof 42 x 54 in my 1953 mercedes, but it is fully functional.
Was an actual sunroof available for the Packard ?
Thanks to everyone for an active Forum on this great moniker.
Axman the taxman in Kentucky
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