Re: "NEW" to me '55 Packard Clipper Custom
Posted by Daniel Leininger On 2009/8/19 21:09:25
Joe,
Congratulations and welcome to the exclusive realm of Packard owners.
On this website you will find lots of Packard lovers who are Do-It-Yourselfers, want-to-be, will-be, grease-on-our-hands, mechanics, not-mechanics, drivers, collectors, and mechanically challenged, mechanically curious, and mechanically-run-out-of-ideas (help please), body men, chassis men, (you get the idea).
I would encourage you to start a Project BLOG. Repairs go fast and I know after 2 years of repairs that EVERY OLD CAR IS A PROJECT, no matter how good it looks or has been restored. Driving and repairing are continual cycles of Packard owning.https://packardinfo.com/xoops/html/modules/newbb/viewforum.php?forum=10
Enjoy and post a question when you get stuck.
DanL
Congratulations and welcome to the exclusive realm of Packard owners.
On this website you will find lots of Packard lovers who are Do-It-Yourselfers, want-to-be, will-be, grease-on-our-hands, mechanics, not-mechanics, drivers, collectors, and mechanically challenged, mechanically curious, and mechanically-run-out-of-ideas (help please), body men, chassis men, (you get the idea).
I would encourage you to start a Project BLOG. Repairs go fast and I know after 2 years of repairs that EVERY OLD CAR IS A PROJECT, no matter how good it looks or has been restored. Driving and repairing are continual cycles of Packard owning.https://packardinfo.com/xoops/html/modules/newbb/viewforum.php?forum=10
Enjoy and post a question when you get stuck.
DanL
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