John	Re: 1946 brake lines	#41
Home away from home	Never seen a master cylinder mounted with three bolts like these are. What is odd is a line goes over to the passenger side, then there is a line coming back along the front of the front cross member back to the driver's side front wheel. Seems kind of Rube Goldberg setup..... Posted on: 2022/7/22 18:29

John	Re: 1946 brake lines	#42
Home away from home	I'd have never thought... I guess I'll leave it when I make new lines. Thanks Posted on: 2022/7/22 14:43

John	1946 brake lines	#43
Home away from home	On my 1946 Packard 6, I see the brake line off the master cylinder and across the front cross member is covered with rubber tubing. I assume this is not original?? Thanks John Posted on: 2022/7/22 14:08

John	Re: Resurrecting a 1951 Henney-Packard Parts Car	#44
Home away from home	Definitely have a heavy set of leaves on those cars. Posted on: 2022/7/18 10:41

John	Re: Various CL Pickings	#45
Home away from home	Interesting, it has no rust anywhere, but needs work on the floors and trunk floor??? Posted on: 2022/7/17 11:31

John	Re: Various CL Pickings	#46
Home away from home	Must be the ones around the window openings and belt line, done in a rust color. Posted on: 2022/7/14 17:54

John	Re: Carb, fuel pump repair/rebuilding source	#47
Home away from home	For some reason the web address doesn't seem to open to anything??? Posted on: 2022/7/14 17:51

John	Re: Various CL Pickings	#48
Home away from home	That is what I thought they might be Studebaker M series pickup fenders. They were the same front to back on those. Posted on: 2022/7/13 19:37

John	Re: Various CL Pickings	#49
Home away from home	I can't place the rear fenders... At first I thought 48-53 Chevy, but they are to short for them. Posted on: 2022/7/13 9:06

John	Re: 1951 Packard El Paso? - "Interesting"	#50
Home away from home	I like it, maybe can get Ross to build one up. Would be nice with a little more detail in the tailgate. Maybe a PACKARD lettering or something... Posted on: 2022/7/7 11:05