Re: Packard aero engine
Posted by Ozstatman On 2011/7/29 2:55:38
G'day Jorges,
to PackardInfo and, if memory serves me, our first member from Portugal!
Probably your best source of information for Packard aero engines is Robert J. Neal, a member of this Site, but not a regular if I can use that terminology. Robert has authored a number of books which cover the broad subject you're interested in and brief reviews of "Master Motor Builders" and "Packards at Speed" can be found here in The Packard Bookshelf. If you can source copies of these publications, (eBay or Amazon?) these would probably assist you.
Here's a link to Robert's Public Profile which includes an email address, or click on the PM link button there. Or Robert may see this thread and respond directly, never know your luck.
You probably found this in your Google searches, It provides a couple of pic's, ex Robert Neal, of the Packard 1A-1237 which blow up bigger when clicked on.
to PackardInfo and, if memory serves me, our first member from Portugal!Probably your best source of information for Packard aero engines is Robert J. Neal, a member of this Site, but not a regular if I can use that terminology. Robert has authored a number of books which cover the broad subject you're interested in and brief reviews of "Master Motor Builders" and "Packards at Speed" can be found here in The Packard Bookshelf. If you can source copies of these publications, (eBay or Amazon?) these would probably assist you.
Here's a link to Robert's Public Profile which includes an email address, or click on the PM link button there. Or Robert may see this thread and respond directly, never know your luck.
You probably found this in your Google searches, It provides a couple of pic's, ex Robert Neal, of the Packard 1A-1237 which blow up bigger when clicked on.
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