Re: engine is out... now what do I do?
Posted by Raeshell On 2012/9/24 22:56:53
I typed 446527 engine into my search bar and it came up as an AMC motor. So I started googling the 55 AMC motor and found out that Packard sold Nash/AMC their engines and trans in 1955-57 and the 27 number was supposed to go into the Nash Ambassador but somehow ended up in my car which is the Packard. My car should of had the 446521 number but somehow ended up with the 27 code..My vin is stamped on my motor though so I know it came with the car.
Why I wondered if maybe they ran out of motors while my car was on the line or if they mixed it up...or they pulled it because Romney gave them trouble after Mason who was in charge of the mergers had died in October of 54 which is 2 months before the date stamped on my motorhttp://www.amcyclopedia.org/node/110http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_W._Mason
lol...If I was a conspiracy theorist I might think something was up with the sudden death of a man who was trying to save these cars companies and Romney coming in and destroying any chance of that happening...and then getting elected Governor afterwards
too much? lol
Why I wondered if maybe they ran out of motors while my car was on the line or if they mixed it up...or they pulled it because Romney gave them trouble after Mason who was in charge of the mergers had died in October of 54 which is 2 months before the date stamped on my motorhttp://www.amcyclopedia.org/node/110http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_W._Mason
lol...If I was a conspiracy theorist I might think something was up with the sudden death of a man who was trying to save these cars companies and Romney coming in and destroying any chance of that happening...and then getting elected Governor afterwards
too much? lolThis Post was from: https://packardinfo.com/xoops/html/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?post_id=110444