This car would make a great driver with minimal work. Very solid body, interior is nice shape. Odometer reads 41,000 miles. $25,000 located in New Jersey

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We make the internal housing for the 28-31 northeast speedometer out of aluminum. We have other speedometer parts as well.

518-772-5514

Packard Approved Vintage Preservation

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Here some photos

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Wanted

1930 Interior Lights for Super 8

Attached is a picture of the corner dome light. I am also looking for the ceiling dome light.

Also in need of wood garnishing moldings from 1930 740 or 745. 1931 840 and 845 would also work.

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Very solid clean car. Paint (black) and interior (tan) are very nice. $25,000

Please feel free to reach out me.

Packardapproved@yahoo.Com
518-772-5514

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Jonny

This an early 1928 526 Sedan. The spark advance and choke knobs above the instruments was done by Packard in the early production of 1928. Later 1928 models had the spark advance and choke mounted below on the instrumentation cluster. It looks like your car does not have a tire well on the front fender. I suspect your car was originally a rear mounted spare from the factory. The rear large door and the side mount was modified at some point. Very interesting car, how long has the been parked? Do you have more photos of the rear door, spare tire holder or other unique features? Thank you for sharing.

Thank you

Jonny

This an early 1928 526 Sedan. The spark advance and choke knobs above the instruments was done by Packard in the early production of 1928. Later 1928 models had the spark advance and choke mounted below on the instrumentation cluster. It looks like your car does not have a tire well on the front fender. I suspect your car was originally a rear mounted spare from the factory. The rear large door and the side mount was modified at some point. Very interesting car, how long has the been parked? Do you have more photos of the rear door, spare tire holder or other unique features? Thank you for sharing.

Thank you

Here is another solution that looks original.

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Here are some dash pictures of the 5-33 that we are restoring. Hope this helps.

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