Re: BigKev's 1954 Packard Clipper Deluxe Sedan
Posted by BigKev On 2011/10/1 22:34:31
Feeling a bit better today. So out in the garage this evening to work some more on stripping the paint and rust off of the door interiors and jams.
It's a dirty filthy job, and when I am done, I almost look like I am wearing black face.
Also in the process of stripping the jams I found the remnants of metal weather stripping retainers on the A and B pillars, and also on the bottom of the doors. The ones in the picture before are from the B pillar (long one) and the door bottom.
Also I removed the remains of the door glass whiskers that across the door windows along the bottom. Not a whisker left in any of them.
When I was out earlier I found this old tool box and very old oiler can at a garage sale. The tool box is going to be kept in the clipper trunk, and the oiler can is perfect for holding air tool oil. I think the oiler is actually from 20s based on the markings on it.
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It's a dirty filthy job, and when I am done, I almost look like I am wearing black face.
Also in the process of stripping the jams I found the remnants of metal weather stripping retainers on the A and B pillars, and also on the bottom of the doors. The ones in the picture before are from the B pillar (long one) and the door bottom.
Also I removed the remains of the door glass whiskers that across the door windows along the bottom. Not a whisker left in any of them.
When I was out earlier I found this old tool box and very old oiler can at a garage sale. The tool box is going to be kept in the clipper trunk, and the oiler can is perfect for holding air tool oil. I think the oiler is actually from 20s based on the markings on it.
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