Re: Exhaust Manifold
Posted by Ozstatman On 2010/10/8 4:51:54
Bob,
See in this thread over in the AACA Packard Forum you've sourced a manifold. But, in case that falls through, I've been advised by Fred, pepepackard, that he has one available.
And that reminds me of a story Fred told me on our recent Packard Kangaroo Island Safari 2010 National Rally. Fred recently moved house and of course all his Packard parts went with him. It also gave Fred the opportunity to re-discover some of the long lost treasures amongst them. One day in sorting and packing for the move, Fred rushed into the house to tell his long suffering wife, Pam, that he had not one or two 6 cylinder engines but five!!
Now, while I can understand smaller parts being "lost" or "misplaced" in a man's shed, complete engines by their size should be very hard to lose! Fred also tells me he's installing shelving bays in his new shed and will be a lot more organised.
See in this thread over in the AACA Packard Forum you've sourced a manifold. But, in case that falls through, I've been advised by Fred, pepepackard, that he has one available.
And that reminds me of a story Fred told me on our recent Packard Kangaroo Island Safari 2010 National Rally. Fred recently moved house and of course all his Packard parts went with him. It also gave Fred the opportunity to re-discover some of the long lost treasures amongst them. One day in sorting and packing for the move, Fred rushed into the house to tell his long suffering wife, Pam, that he had not one or two 6 cylinder engines but five!!
Now, while I can understand smaller parts being "lost" or "misplaced" in a man's shed, complete engines by their size should be very hard to lose! Fred also tells me he's installing shelving bays in his new shed and will be a lot more organised.
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