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Thank you very much for posting this. I recently purchased a 52 packard touring sedan, It has been sitting for 10 years or longer. It was very helpful. Thank you agian
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Re: 1952 Packard 200 touring sedan
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Thank you very much for the info. Yes the chrome is in bad condition. very tarnished. Other than that its good. So far I'm very excited about it, and my son is happy also, even though he doesn't realize yet that he now has a piece of history. Hopefully he will grow to love and appreciate the classics as we all do. Even if I have to beat it into him. hahahahahaha.
Posted on: 2008/7/24 23:05
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Thank you very much. It is a manual transmission, the only rust on her is surface rust. All the glass is good. No holes in the floors or trunk. It was a two owner car, only just over 47 thousand original miles. The interior is shot due to sun damage and dry rot. but the dash and gauges and all the lights work. I actually got her for almost free. I did a couple of odd jobs for a lady and she gave me the packard as trade.
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Hello everyone. I just came into a 52 200 sedan. Although I'm not new to the restoration of cars, I am new and ignorant of the Packard line of vehicles. I have researched numorous Packard websites and most say the same. I would like some fresh opinions and advice from anyone who owns one or has owned one. My son and I are rebuilding her for his first car. I only hope I have not made a bad choice. Thank you. Jerald Smith Jr.
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