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I doubt it goes on the inside of the frame. The frame has plenty of strength. I think it should go behind the sheetmetal to give it support, or maybe more likely between the sidemount bracket and the sheetmetal. Does the plate fit within the base of the sidemount bracket?
Posted on: 2020/10/15 9:35
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A photo would be most helpful.
Posted on: 2020/10/13 7:05
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... and I agree with David Flack. The trunk handle is correct for a non trunk-rack early 1940. There were three different handles used on the senior cars in 1940. The T-handle was only used on cars with trunk racks, and there would be no Packard script on the bumper if it had a trunk rack.
Posted on: 2020/10/12 9:57
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The running board trim on the long wheelbase cars (148-inch) does not extend into the front fender.
Posted on: 2020/10/12 9:30
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This is a 1930, but it should be the same.
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Posted on: 2020/10/12 9:08
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The "spacer" attaches directly to the frame. There is no rectangular steel "plate".
Posted on: 2020/10/12 9:03
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Re: 29 closed rumble seat coupe help. Please.
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That drawing is a four-passenger coupe, not a 2/4-passenger coupe. the 2/4 has a rumble seat.
Posted on: 2020/10/2 16:05
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Re: Wanted - good 288/327 block
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Check with Max Merritt. They just bought all the engines out of the Packard museum, and I'm pretty sure there were some included.
Posted on: 2020/10/2 16:00
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What is the date and number on the AACA badge?
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More than twice what a knowledgeable Packard enthusiast would pay. A Sport Phaeton, much more desirable, sold for $156k at Amelia this year, and it was in show condition. Another Sport Phaeton sold about a year ago in the $40-50k range, in complete un-restored condition.
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