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Re: If you are under sixty, how did you get interested in Packards?
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Well, i scraped in under the radar.I wanted a 3w coupe,a car that was built well,appealing and affordable.I did my homework,staying away from GM built cars,which i already have,it had to be different,that's just me,i can't be like joe blow,the 37 3w i recently purchased was all that and more TMO,i'm very pleased and work on restoring it has just begun,thanks Gaz!

Posted on: 2012/10/29 17:37
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Re: Steering box Rebuild.
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Thanks Owen,i've just received my application form for the Packard Club here in Melb,Vic.Iwill source a Workshop Manual through them.I'm fotunate the Packard Nationals will be held here early next year. Gaz.

Posted on: 2012/10/24 15:35
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Steering box Rebuild.
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Hello once again,just need some info on rebuilding my steering box in the 37,is there a Kit i can purchase,and is it a job for the pros or a job for a CarGuy like most of us, Thanks,Gaz!

Posted on: 2012/10/23 22:50
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Re: engine rebuild
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Thanks James, appreciate your response,i will look into for sure and get back to you. Gaz!

JW ,i understand exactly what your saying,unfortunately i'm surrounded by freeways and hiways,i'm not a go fast driver and have total respect for my cars,i live 10min from the Bigsmoke so getting away from it all is like having a holiday,thank God for better roads,i thankyou for your time JW, Gaz!

Posted on: 2012/10/23 16:26
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Re: engine rebuild
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Back in 1937 there wasn't as many cars on the road either,,i think safety on the road is more important than appearances which would not be noticable anyway,TMO.

Posted on: 2012/10/21 18:20
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engine rebuild
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Hi guys,i'm contemplating a full rebiuld on the 6cyl in my 37 coupe,i'd like to know if all the parts,pistons/rings etc are available,my car arrived here about 3weeks ago and i'm happy as,the drivers here in OZ are outrageous,with a constant stream of migrants,they all have international licences and create havoc with no more road sense than a lost dog,sorry for the rant BUT for this reason i'd like to update to a better braking system,maybe even a disc brake conversion,this forum is a godsend and i appreciate any advice given,thanks.

Posted on: 2012/10/21 15:00
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1937 3w coupe 115
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First,i'd like to say Hi to everyone,and i hope you can help me with a bit of information i'm chasing.
I purchased the car about 2weeks ago off Ebay US,and i was very lucky the car was in CAL,not far from the shipper.
I won't have the car for at least2 months so i'm trying to organize thing now for a RHD conversion.
My q/s is ,i need to know the Track measurement on the front-end,the distance from the outside to outside of the brake drums,i don't have a Workshop Manual as yet so your assistance will be much appreciated,thanks,Gaz !

Posted on: 2012/7/17 5:07
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