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Re: 1946-1947 Original Bumper Jack
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The original kit for the 46-47 Clippers was the bumper jack and base plate, pliers, screwdriver and sparkplug wrench packed in an elongated triangular cardboard box. There are a couple of nice pictures of it in Don Reedy and Danny Shaub's book Packard Automobile Company - Tools and Jacks. See the Packard bookshelf for details on this handy book.
The authors have given me permission to publish occasional pictures from their book; here's the page that covers your question. There is also a picture of the decal for the jack. Attach file:  (147.41 KB)
Posted on: 2011/3/8 23:10
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Re: 1946-1947 Original Bumper Jack
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G'day 46limofinally,
Although a member for some time, it's your first post so  to PackardInfo.
Posted on: 2011/3/9 0:34
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Tip-o-the-hat and G-day to you as well!
Posted on: 2011/3/9 6:36
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