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Not seeing anything on the 3D version. 2D sure looks good though. Well done.
Posted on: 9/23 20:11
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Nice car, price appears to be fair.
Posted on: 9/21 23:31
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That looks like a no brainer to me.
Posted on: 9/11 21:45
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Love it.
Posted on: 9/3 20:00
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Sorry to hear you're discontinuing the project, but understandable.
Stay well, sir.
Posted on: 9/3 19:57
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Beautiful. this is on my to do list. Thanks!
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Re: Breaking news!!! The Louis Abelove parts collection
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I'd like to see a post on the road trip West....
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Congrats!
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Perhaps this vendor can help?
https://mykmlifestyle.com/ kmlifestyle@hotmail.com I had them build one for my '37 115C from scratch. No core to send them; got it a few weeks later, installed, perfect. Not inexpensive, but worth it. Outstanding workmanship. I've heard that '57 Ford sending units may work in your vintage of Packard but I'm not sure....
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Can you find a 6v positive ground alternator? Might be quicker in a pinch to swap one in, have the gen rebuilt and then go back to the correct part. These can sometimes be found at places like Grainger for industrial applications, but they look and work just like a single wire GM car alternator.
(the PO of my '37 115 C swapped the generator for the 6v alternator, then lost the generator. It's still in the car. Grrrr.)
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