We have now taken what we need from this one, so if anyone wants to get whats left, come and get it! There are some parts in the trunk that we are not sure if they even belong to a Packard. Intake/exhaust manifold for a straight 8, fuel pump, and some pieces that we think belong to the electromatic system.

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Thank you for your answers. A couple of days ago, we went to Rochester, NY, and picked up a parts car. Special thanks to George who gave us a very good deal on what we needed. Now we have a lot of work to do, but we are working on it...
Gerd

We are not missing so much, but everything that is in or under the dash are in a terrible condition. Whatever else we could get from a parts car would be a bonus, two or four door doesn't matter as long as everything in the dash is the same. We have been told that 42, 46 and 47 have the same instruments, switches, trim pieces and dash, and probably the same heater and miscellaneous other parts that might be useful for our restoration.
Whatever we don't use for this restoration, we will gladly put up for sale here when we are done.

We are renovating a 1946 Packard Clipper Deluxe, two door Club Coupe. Since we haven't found most of the parts that we need, we are looking for a parts car that could donate mostly interior parts (this car has previously been stored outside with a cracked windscreen). We are also looking for trim pieces, but we are fortunate enough to have all the body parts that we need. Therefore, any 1942 - 1947 Packard could probably donate most of the parts we need.