Re: Lead on Four Packard Twelves.
Posted by Bob Supina On 2022/3/31 23:49:57
I'm surprised to read all the pessimism!
Those two LeBarons look sad, but all it takes is someone with a dream, lots of patience, time, energy, and elbow grease...and, yes, a few bucks.
You pick up one piece at a time, look at it and say, "I can fix this!"
You do it 500 times and then you find the right bolts to put parts together.
Eventually you will have a very functional
Packard that you can enjoy driving down a country lane...smug as heck at having fulfilled your dream.
Not all people are into the judging scene. Some folk are just happy to enjoy saving a rare Packard.
I've been down that road but now too old to tackle another project.
The LeBarons are extremely rare cars and deserve to be saved.
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Those two LeBarons look sad, but all it takes is someone with a dream, lots of patience, time, energy, and elbow grease...and, yes, a few bucks.
You pick up one piece at a time, look at it and say, "I can fix this!"
You do it 500 times and then you find the right bolts to put parts together.
Eventually you will have a very functional
Packard that you can enjoy driving down a country lane...smug as heck at having fulfilled your dream.
Not all people are into the judging scene. Some folk are just happy to enjoy saving a rare Packard.
I've been down that road but now too old to tackle another project.
The LeBarons are extremely rare cars and deserve to be saved.
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