Re: The Packard Institute's 1949 project

Posted by The Packard Institute, Inc. On 2010/1/12 23:36:46

Thanks for the kind offer cortcomp, I'll definately keep you in the loop. It's a three on the tree alright. The 288 I believe. I'm having her flatbedded up from Amish country (Millersburg) on Friday. We don't have a garage at the institute on W. Market in Akron, so we'll store it in a garage nearby until we can find a garage bay that we can work in. I can see this becoming a rolling restoration, so the engine and brakes would likely be the first order of business. Where do you start with a car that was parked when all the chicks had big hair?