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Re: WTB ORIGINAL 55-56 Parts Book in decent condition
#51
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Not too shy to talk

Gary Kulp
I have a 55-56 parts book I would sell you, but I will check issue date. You can call or write me.
Gary Kulp 3072 Blackberry Lane,Malvern,PA. 19355

Posted on: 3/27 20:44
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Re: WTB ORIGINAL 55-56 Parts Book in decent condition
#52
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Packard Don
The bottom of each page has the date that the page itself was updated so looking for the most recent one also helps establish a date for it.

Most of my manuals are at home so maybe one there but I also have a few here. The only originals for 1955-1956 were these. Actually the service book at the bottom looks like a reprint but if it is, it’s in an original embossed binder and I have another without the binder that is definitely original.
Click to see original Image in a new window

Posted on: 3/27 20:11
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Re: Bumpewre to bumper dimensions 1948 7 passenger your ring sedan
#53
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HH56
Check the Dec 15, 1947 service counselor. That counselor has the specifications for the 48 long wheelbase models along with the wiring diagrams.

Here is a bit from the counselor.

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Posted on: 3/27 20:04
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Re: Convertible Tack Strip- Rear Deck Area
#54
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BigKev
I belive this is what I used: VP1900-WS

https://www.restorationspecialties.com/VP1900-WS-Sold-by-the-Foot_p_38400.html

If you search for tacking strip thus will come up. But no real pictures.

I order by the foot.

There other one they have is 1/8" thick, which to me is too thin.

Posted on: 3/27 19:50
-BigKev


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Re: Stewart's 1955 Packard 400
#55
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Stewart Ballard
Yes, I know about the keys.

The ignition key that I have did not fit the doors and the glove box key did not fit the trunk.
All should be good now. I'll let you know.

Posted on: 3/27 19:37
Stewart Ballard
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Bumpewre to bumper dimensions 1948 7 passenger your ring sedan
#56
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Tom Bell
What aid the bumpers to bumper length of my 1948 seven passenger touring sedan

Posted on: 3/27 19:18
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Re: Convertible Tack Strip- Rear Deck Area
#57
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Bob J
I expected they would carry it, so I looked through their catalogue first before posting the query, then again just now. I cannot see it. Do you have a page number or part number Kev?
I would still need to know the size as a search on line shows a number of different plastic tack strip cross sections to chose from.
Thanks.
Bob J.

Posted on: 3/27 18:33
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Re: Stewart's 1955 Packard 400
#58
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humanpotatohybrid
Trunk and glovebox should match. Don't rekey the doors.

Posted on: 3/27 18:32
'55 400. Needs aesthetic parts put back on, and electrical system sorted.
'55 Clipper Deluxe. Engine is stuck-ish.
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Re: Stewart's 1955 Packard 400
#59
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Stewart Ballard
I received a pair of tires this week. I'll order another pair soon, gotta watch my budget.

The locksmith called today and said all my locks are ready. It will be a few days before I can get up there to get them. I had forgotten that a couple of years ago I bought a glove box lock and key on eBay. So, I have a pair of keys but the doors and trunk need to be changed to match.

Question, how much power do the power seats require? I wired them up over the weekend and ran it through the original relays as it was designed but it overheated the motors real quick.

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Posted on: 3/27 17:31
Stewart Ballard
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Re: Vacuum Advance
#60
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Thor Odinson
Thanks everyone! I will investigate these two places and add the car. Thanks again.

Posted on: 3/27 17:23
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