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Re: What is the overall diameter of a 356 engine camshaft?
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su8overdrive
1stElim-- Absolutely, and thanks. Need the biggest journal diameter. Thanks again!

Posted on: Today 0:40
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Re: 1940 160 Coupe
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Packard Don
I wouldn't worry too much about the date code as long as it has an engine number beginning with C which was for 1940. If it begins with D, then it is indeed a 1941 engine.

Posted on: Today 0:36
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Re: 1934 Packard Shock Absorbers Oil Question
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29- 640 Club Sedan
Curious if you would recommend the same type of oil for the my Houdaille shocks.

Greg

Posted on: Today 0:07
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5699-1163
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humanpotatohybrid
Anyone have info on this car? There is a guy on Facebook with the original warranty brochures for it that he got at a swap meet.

Last info I can find anywhere is Stuart's article: it was extant in "good" condition as of 1987.

'Twas a while ago but the Caribbeans don't have much of a habit of disappearing, so maybe someone knows a guy.

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Posted on: Yesterday 23:47
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Re: What is the overall diameter of a 356 engine camshaft?
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Packard Don
Typically the cam bearings do get smaller toward the rear which allows for easier assembly.

Posted on: Yesterday 23:27
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Re: What is the overall diameter of a 356 engine camshaft?
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FirstEliminator
Yesterday I pulled the cam from my 356. While I didn't measure anything, I did notice the cam journals step down from front to back. Are you looking for journal diameters?

Mark

Posted on: Yesterday 21:34
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Re: 1940 160 Coupe
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FirstEliminator
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kevinpackard wrote:
Congrats on purchasing the 160! Love the coupes. Lots of work ahead of you, but nothing you can't tackle. If the body is solid then you thankfully avoid most of the metal work. Are you planning on lifting the body off the frame?

-Kevin


Hi Kevin,
Yes, Body will come off the frame. Once the humidity settles down, I will blast and epoxy prime the body. Also, that will give me access to paint the frame.

thanks,
Mark

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Posted on: Yesterday 21:29
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Re: 1940 160 Coupe
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FirstEliminator
Saturday evening, I took apart the engine. It wasn't stuck which made things a bit easier. Most of the top rings were broken. It will need over bore due to ridge and cylinder taper. While I haven't yet checked for cracks, the block looks pretty good for rebuild. Wow, what a chore on taking out all the head studs.
This engine is a 1941. The sales day of this 1940 160 coupe was on 10/12/39. I feel a bit of desire to find an earlier 356 with a date appropriate for this 160. Maybe I shouldn't worry about it, but I am at the crossroads now before I invest in this 41 engine.

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Posted on: Yesterday 21:23
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Re: New project - 1942 Super 8 One-Sixty Convertible Coupe
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FirstEliminator
Wow, awesome. My 160 coupe project is about the same status. Do you have a projection of completion?

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Posted on: Yesterday 20:54
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Re: Overdrive Issue...R11
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drock87
Found it!! You rock.
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Posted on: Yesterday 20:05
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