Re: Finishing what the boys started back in the 50

Posted by Peter Packard On 2023/7/28 0:09:04
Helo all, Attached are Packard Service letters on fitting 288 engines to 37 120C ( but will suffice for any 282 engine fit). I used these instructions to fit a 288 ( 327 plus 40 thou) to my 1938 Richards Touring. It runs very well with lots of pep. I also fitted an R6 OD as it didn't need the governor and less X frame massage. using Holley 600 carb. I used the 282 front engine mount. It is a bit fiddly but you should get another 60-70 hp out of the old girl.

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jpg  288 Engine Kits for Right Hand Drive pg 1.JPG (242.27 KB)
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