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Transmission shops
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ElGroucho
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I'll try here first and I'll also reach out to Earle C. Anthony PMCC and some other chapters. Maybe some local Central Cali members can chime in, if there are any. Can anyone recommend any transmission shops in the central coast California. Shoot even possibly a northern or southern California. I'm wanting to rebuild my 1937 120c tranny. Looking for a shop near me that's familiar with these tranny's. Closer the better of course. I'm an hour north of Santa Barbara CA. Thanks in advance.

Posted on: 2020/7/21 0:14
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Not exactly next door but Custom Auto in Santa Ana has been doing Packard repairs since the 60s. The current owner was an employee and bought it from the founder when he retired. It is probably one of the few if not the only knowledgable Packard shop on the West Coast anywhere reasonably close to you.customautoservice.com

Posted on: 2020/7/21 8:56
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Good Morning...I have known Robert Escalante who owns Custom Auto at Third and French in Santa Ana for many years. 714-543-2980. His shop does excellent work. I knew him when I lived in Orange County and the General Manager of the Orange County Edition of the Los Angeles Times. Ernie in Arizona

Posted on: 2020/7/21 9:51
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You may want to check with Ron Carpenter up in Alamo in the East Bay. If he is unable to do the work, he will know who can. He is a long time Packard collector and restorer, and is most knowledgeable.

Posted on: 2020/7/21 11:20
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Thanks guys for the info. I'll reach out to Robert. I do recall that name. I believe I dialogued with him the beginning of this year in regards to the Packard convention that was supposed to be happening in New Port Beach.

Posted on: 2020/7/21 23:26
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