I have been doing some research and have been looking on the car for the fuse block. Am I just over looking it or does it not even have one.


52 packard 200

Thanks for the explanation, we finally got the car running and drove it a little bit.

Thank yall so much for all the help. I greatly appreciate it.

We are really considering wiring a push start to it this weekend.

If I use the floor starter the starter engages like normal, but it never disengages. To get it to stop I just have to cut the car off. I hope this helps. I am very new to this car world.

Just wanted to pop in and say hello. I just purchased a 52 Packard 200 and it is my project car that my dad and I are working on. I have never been big into cars but when he restored his 64 Mercury Comet I knew I wanted a classic for myself. I look forward to learning lots along this journey/rabbit hole of classic cars.

I purchased a 1952 Packard 200. When starting the car it runs for a second then the starter gets stuck and is always engaged. Any help would be appreciated.