Hi there!

First, I don't own a Packard nor will I ever be able to own one because I'm just not financially able.

Second, I have limited auto-mechanics knowledge.

Third, I've always been fascinated by Packards and Packard Lore. I grew up in the Sixties and well remember my late parents and grandparents talk the prestige that went with owning a Packard. That if a person owned a Packard, that person "had arrived."

I said all that to say if I should ask question or make a comment that is obvious to a seasoned Packard collector, please don't be too hard on me. I'm here to learn.

kindest regards,
JLM