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Sorta off the subject, but looking at your picture, I'm struck at how the Packard looks considerably smaller than the truck or the van on the other side of it! Maybe it's just the perspective of the picture?
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Back up and running so quickly, thanks for all the hard work BigKev!!
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Nice! I have a HF freestanding cabinet that I got about 15 years ago, it had to be assembled which was quite a job. But it allowed me to make sure all the seams were properly sealed. Have used the heck out of that blast cabinet, still works great. Had to replace the gloves early on, got a US made pair that have held up really well.
Next you need a powder coating setup.  I haven't gotten one of those yet, but still would like to get one someday.
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Yes, I copied what the owner said the car was. I'm not the best on identifying postwar Packards, but of prewar Packards I know nothing.
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NOT MINE! Saw this on Craigslist, mechanical parts for a 1937 Packard 120. Looks like this one is going to be 'street rodded'
 . 1937 Packard 120 Mechanical Parts I have no connection or interest in this, but saw on one of my infrequent searches on Craigslist and want to share with the group.
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NOT MINE! Saw on Craigslist, .040" oversize pistons for Packard 327. Pilot Engines is a long-time engine rebuilder in this area, a reputable company. I have no interest or connection, just wanted to share.
327 Packard Pistons
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John, are you converting the front brakes to disc as well?
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Nice radiator! Griffin Radiator in South Carolina, very reputable company.
Will be looking forward to a report of how the car cools with the new rad.
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And I was just in Hickory yesterday! Doesn't matter tho, these cars are WAY above my pay scale!
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The advance issue may be just the various pivot points and moving parts gummed up. Getting to the advance weights should only take rudimentary tools. If you are replacing the bushings, you will have to disassemble the advance mechanism. Just take pictures or make sketches of how everything fits back. Clean everything up, and lightly lube the pivots and pins. I normally use a light grease like Lubriplate or engine assembly lube or 00 grease. If the pins are worn or the holes in the weights are oval shaped or the slots in the cam plate are worn, then you will have some part replacement to do.
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