Hi James, you haven't answered the question as to whether the kit includes a pair of 371264

Ross, Sounds like a very similar story for a lot of us.It was 50 years ago I also bought my first Packard and started a lifelong journey of meeting some great people and cars.

I also like the patina of cracks but unfortunately I have some serious splits and am missing a sizable chunk of the leather. Am hoping to repair the splits and missing piece and keep the cracks and patina.

Does anyone know of an upholstery shop that can restore leather seats that are cracked , ripped , and missing some sections. I am assuming that some kind of backing would have to be used. I have a car that is a very nice preservation car except for the leather seats in the chauffeurs compartment and would like to keep it as a survivor if possible.

Does anyone have or know if the sales records for PMCC in NYC exist? Specifically the fall of 1938.

How do I register a car when my model is not listed? I see no option for writing in my car. 1939 120 Rollson

I recently purchased the Rollson car Flackmaster had talked to you about. I'm in the process of trying to get more info on it. Thought you might be interested in the specs.
vin 1701-2039
body # 658
model # 1665
engine # b304330
delivery date 11/30/1938 via PMCC in NYC
original owners initials CBM
What I found interesting is that it's also a model 1665 not a panel brougham which seems to be a rarer model.

Looking for a pair of rear bumper guards for a 1939 120. prefer rust free originals. has no trunk rack.

Will there be a time to inspect the cars like the first auction?

I was told the car was originally sold in D.C. Ended up in Eagle Bay (by Old Forge) as a summer car. Louis bought the car from there.