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I am in the process of rebuilding the chassis, then rebuilding the engine then the body. When I brought it home it had newer 15" wheels on it.
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Posted on: 2009/12/8 7:33
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Thanks this is good information, I have been looking for a wile and have not yet found a picture of a 1940 120 1801 club sedan.
The tag on the cowl top says it came from Bush Morgan Motor Co built Jan 19th 1940 with a tag # 1396-2248. Did they assemble the cars their then sell them or due you think that they would have built to order.
Posted on: 2009/12/7 18:59
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Thanks for the information, Any information where I might go and find a set of these.
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In 1940 what is the wheel size for a Packard 1801 120 4 door club sedan. my project came with 15" wheels but I am being told that they should be 16" x 5.5".
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Thanks for the help,
I am looking for a engine for a 1940 1801 4 door any information on where to look
Posted on: 2009/7/9 16:33
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Where do I find the Pre-war forum
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