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I am looking for the top piece of trim for my luggage rack on my 1936 120B Packard as shown in photo.
Posted on: 2023/2/4 7:57
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Re: 1936 120-B 2 door convertible
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I think that is a great invitation and I thank you very much, first I don't let anybody else drive my cars and I only trailer them if I was to take them on I-75. When do you plan on being in Naples other than Friday, I was going to take the Bentley to the dealership down there to have service. Again, thank you for the invitation.
Posted on: 2023/1/8 9:02
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Thank you, your advice is noted and appreciated. As far as a trade I already have a trailer queen but it's always nice to hear that someone besides me enjoys my car. But I think the seats are too torn up not to have new leather ones done by an incredible upholsterer in Sarasota.
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Posted on: 2023/1/2 8:30
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I have an all-original 1936, 120-B Packard, 2 door convertible with 58,000 miles on it. The car has never had anything done to it. The body is straight and the paint is just “OK”. The seats are torn. My question is, do I replace the seats and maybe have the car painted? Will it depreciate the value of the car?
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