Re: Move a packard from Phoenix AZ to Sal Lake City UT
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Drive it!
Posted on: 2020/8/30 20:58
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Re: 1942 tune-up issue
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"You are right- Nobody will work on mine either -"
Sigh... The future is bright for a young person willing to learn!
Posted on: 2020/8/5 12:10
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Re: 320 v8 pistons and valves.
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What part of the world are you in?
I have nos intake valves, $150/8 and a 320 head for you... Milwaukee, WI Ah, Sweden...That's expensive!
Posted on: 2020/7/16 16:42
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Re: KPack's 1954 Panama
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Something to consider for those who have never done this before...
The blasting media gets EVERYWHERE. Steering column, window regulators, headlight switches, trunk hinges, ad nausium. The good news is it is not a flood car :) Can't wait to see her finished.
Posted on: 2020/7/10 9:12
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Re: Stewart's 1955 Packard 400
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I personally know six people who have had Pertronics failures.
Be damn sure you carry the old parts in the Glove box as you may need them.
Posted on: 2020/7/8 16:27
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Re: 352 front crankshaft seal replacement
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Given a 1/16" or so leeway, as long as the seal will ride on a smooth & polished portion of the balancer, you will be OK.
Been there, just did that... Use a little sealer on the crank snout too.
Posted on: 2020/6/27 12:18
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Re: My 1969 GTO Tire Blowout
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Looks like a classic "old tire" failure.
Don't think they have made those in years...
Posted on: 2020/6/7 10:45
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Re: Pulley
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Looks like the second crank pulley for a 55-56 PS car. Likely there since new & a low stress application.
But if available for reasonable, may as well replace...
Posted on: 2020/6/5 11:00
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Re: 1956 executive disc brake conversion kits
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My '55 Panama has TL & manual brakes. The master cylinder is located under the Driver's floor board.
With a fabricated bracket & a master with outlets on the outboard side, a tandem master would be fairly simple. With disks, the residual valve would need to be removed from that outlet.
Posted on: 2020/5/18 11:19
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