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Re: Auction: Royce G Kershaw Estate, Montgomery, AL, Weds. Feb. 21st, 2024
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58L8134 wrote:
Specific Packard lots:
A '41 Clipper parts car:
https://bids.auctionbypearce.com/auctions/29594/lot/3655535-1941-packard-body
Steve


A Clipper parts car........where is Wat and Fred? After being under house arrest for so long, Fred is probably ready for a road trip!!

Posted on: 2/14 16:41
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Re: Various CL Pickings
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humanpotatohybrid wrote:
Clean 55 Patrician for sale in Youngstown, 8500

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/338847595633232/?mibextid=dXMIcH


Does look pretty good, at least from what can be seen from the lousy pictures.

Posted on: 1/12 14:46
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Re: Various CL Pickings
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CCR wrote:
That limo looks nice. A great car to fairly quickly get back on the road.


It sure does look great. What a shame that the engine and trans is gone.

Posted on: 1/9 8:00
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Re: Various CL Pickings
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kevinpackard wrote:
The '41 120? I'll never understand how people can expect to sell a car for good money (especially what he's asking) with such terrible pictures. Turn the phone sideways and capture the whole car.


Thought the exact same thing as soon as I clicked on that one!

Posted on: 12/18 12:30
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Re: Various CL Pickings
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Oh, that 1955 Clipper Constellation.......be still my heart!!!

I love that color combo. My Mom drove a red and white '55 Constellation in 1957 thru 1959. My Grandmother drove it in 1955 and 1956. The perks of being married to the owners of a Packard dealership.

Posted on: 12/13 17:22
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Re: Various CL Pickings
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Travel the country in style! Found on Facebook, not mine......... 1949 Packard Housecar in Flagstaff AZ, $5000
1949 Packard Housecar
"Great shape, and really cool build. 327 straight 8, overdrive trans. Frame/body rust free, some surface rust only. Runs great!! Brakes and fuel need gone thru. Call Ron at nine 2 eight- 3 eight 0- five 1 4 one. Located in Williams, AZ."

Click to see original Image in a new window

Posted on: 12/9 8:28
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Re: Various CL Pickings
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Re: the 1952 Packard custom......it may be history, but history in hindsight does not always look good.

Posted on: 12/5 19:26
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Re: Value of 46 Packard Limo
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Packard Don wrote:
Drain and flush the fuel system too, putting in fresh petrol.


What Don says about draining/flushing the fuel system cannot be stressed enough!! Running bad fuel thru an engine that ran great 10 years ago can easily result in an engine with some stuck valves that will run poorly if at all.

The gas tank may not be able to be cleaned without removing it; the metal gas line from the tank to the fuel pump should also be cleaned/flushed. Alternately you can make a small temporary fuel tank out of a metal gallon can or use a boat gas tank, and use rubber fuel line to connect it to the fuel pump inlet. And, if non-ethanol gas is available in your area, use it because the ethanol crap is detrimental to the old style hoses and fuel pump diaphragms in these older cars.

It's a great looking car, so be careful with it! This forum has a huge amount of hard learned information in the heads of the members (not so much me, since I'm still looking for my first Packard) so don't hesitate to ask questions.

Posted on: 12/5 19:15
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Re: Emergency - Someone please save this rare 1942 110 convertible coupe
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packardsix1939 wrote:
Just checked the posting on FB Marketplace and it is showing the car as Sold. So hopefully, it will now be restored.


Or maybe hot rodded.......some of those 'gold chain' (ie, old and rich) street rod guys have deep pockets.

Posted on: 12/2 18:40
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Re: Various CL Pickings
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Interestingly, the 1947 Custom Super Clipper Sedan has been fitted with power steering (along with disc brakes).

Are there available p/s "kits" for Packards?

Posted on: 12/2 18:29
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