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Re: Headers
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Straight 8 (288)

Posted on: 2021/5/8 22:01
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Headers
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Curious to if anyone ever tried to make a header for a Packard 8 ? Wonder if anyone ever manufactured them ? I suppose they would be a equal length tube .

Posted on: 2021/5/7 21:05
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Anyone going to Springfield Ohio swap ?
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Anyone going to Springfield swap on Memorial Day weekend this year ?

http://www.ohioswapmeet.com/

Posted on: 2021/5/6 20:58
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Re: Older Hub Cap
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You can use my email
Stevenlayton76@gmail.com

Posted on: 2021/5/6 19:57
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Re: Can synthetic fluids be used in Packards?
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A few more comments to the post ,
A good farmer friend of mine has a 120hp international tractor that was bought new in 1972 always used conventional 15-40 oil , never even had the head off of it . Tractor shows over 14,000 hours on the meter.
My wife’s grandfather had a service station in the 50s and 60s in western North Carolina . He told me a conversation he had with the traveling salesman selling STP oil treatment . Basically he took the salesman and poured regular oil and STP in a pan , then took a torch and heated the two ..... the oil just basically bubbled and smoked turned black . The STP turned to a stringy goo that resembled taffy .... now evidently the salesman never stopped again . Correct me if I’m wrong but wasn’t STP synthetic ? Teflon?
Just like then and the same as today’s engines there is substantial amounts of heat from burning extremely clean and near zero emissions .

Posted on: 2021/5/6 16:39
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Re: for sale 1948 - 1950 carburetors, fuel pumps, miscellaneous parts
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I’ll be interested in the front bumper , Shipping to 43146 orient ohio

Posted on: 2021/5/6 15:38
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Re: Older Hub Cap
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That would look nice on my shop wall , I’ll gladly pay the shipping ...

Posted on: 2021/5/6 15:33
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Re: Can synthetic fluids be used in Packards?
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I don’t know for sure that I trust any synthetic ... good old oil still stays liquid form under intense heat , I just gotta think synthetic can’t do that . Just my opinion

Posted on: 2021/5/5 13:10
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Re: Need help identifying
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Thank you !

Posted on: 2021/5/2 8:01
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Re: Need help identifying
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Well no there is no metal here , nor rubber .... more of a thick paper/cloth . Possibly a different part . I’ll post pics of what I have later .

Posted on: 2021/5/1 13:25
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