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Can someone tell me if I am correct on the areas that rubber pads were used on the front clip of a 37 Packard 115 C. I believe they were used on the front end on the right and left of the front end just below the grill tween the front clip and the frame., on top of the fender supports and below the radiator. Is this correct ? Have I left out an area ? Thank you

The only mount you have is a large round head,top square shank threaded bolt that goes in the bottom of your radiator cradle slot,through a rubber/fabric washer that sits in a cupped washer. Then through the cars frame to be bolted down with a castellated nut and then cotter pinned. This is used on both 35-37and maybe later years 6 and 120's and can adjust your front end grille height. The arms coming off the radiator cradle support the right and left hand fenders. I hope this is what you were asking about.

Thank you for your help.I appreciate it