Another (real) Clipper for the list
Posted by Tom Still On 2013/12/5 23:04:15
This one claims to be a Clipper on the door. I don't know how long it has been sitting here; its neighbor has a 30 foot palm growing through the engine compartment. It is sandwiched between a 39 Studebaker and a 75 Mont e Carlo. I took the body number off the cowl but had a bit of a problem with the door post Number. The driver's door would not open far enough with the Monte Carlo and the hinges were so rusted that it wouldn't open anyway.
Body number; 1692 3602 (thanks for the Packard Font, still looks like "I" to me)
This car has very interesting headlight rings that are inside the original chrome rings and extend about 3" out past the bulbs. They appear to be aluminum. I haven't had much luck with pictures, I'll try again. This is a car destined to be a parts donor or full custom. It would be a fortune to restore.
I'll try pictures again, Tom
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Body number; 1692 3602 (thanks for the Packard Font, still looks like "I" to me)
This car has very interesting headlight rings that are inside the original chrome rings and extend about 3" out past the bulbs. They appear to be aluminum. I haven't had much luck with pictures, I'll try again. This is a car destined to be a parts donor or full custom. It would be a fortune to restore.
I'll try pictures again, Tom
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