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How much are you asking for the engine?
Thanks, Tony
Posted on: 2008/3/1 11:15
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Thank you for the information. Can it be fixed by just removing the oil pan? or the engine needs to be pulled out?
Thanks, Tony
Posted on: 2008/3/1 11:14
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Problem with Engine Knock
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My 1936 Packard 120B was sitting in a garage for approx 20 years. After putting new oil, spark plugs, etc., the car started up fine and sounded like a quiet sewing machine. When I drove around few blocks, I started hearing a knocking noise. Its not a constant loud banging noise, but it comes and goes away. When the engine warms up, the sound usually goes away. I cant figure out what it is??
I can hear more from underneath the vehicle, inside oil pan.
Posted on: 2008/2/28 14:24
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Re: Packard 120B Serial Number information needed
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Hi, Thank you all for the descriptive information. I am now able to solve my confusion and be able to explain the serial numbers to perspective buyers.
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Posted on: 2008/2/28 13:45
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Packard 120B Serial Number information needed
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Hi, I have a 1936 Packard 120B and need some information on the brass tag numbers on the firewall. The tag number reads 999 I 0002 City 1 Oaks Hills park, ILL. I called Packard International and the lady told me there is no such number as 999. It should read 891........
Is 0002 means it is a number 2 built vehicle? Thanks, Attach file: (22.44 KB)
Posted on: 2008/2/27 15:00
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