Re: '39 Packard Six - Where to find ignition parts for a tune-up
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115's are only 1937. After that they were either 110's or Six's. But yes, any plug sets that fit a 115, 110, or Six should be functionally the same as the motors are pretty much identical.
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-BigKev
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Re: '39 Packard Six - Where to find ignition parts for a tune-up
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As Kev said, engines are all essentially the same but there might be a difference in where the coil is positioned over the years which might affect the wire between coil and dist cap. At the worst you might need to order a couple of fittings and a length of longer wire after the fact or if what was sent is too long, modify that one piece.
Posted on: Today 19:28
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Howard
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Re: '39 Packard Six - Where to find ignition parts for a tune-up
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BigKev and Howard,
Thanks for the insight, I appreciate the model clarification.
Posted on: Today 20:12
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