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Re: rear passenger door bad wood 1936 Packard 1400
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My 1928 is made of ash, with a dash of maple thrown in. As for a kit, I would be skeptical of that, as even when these were new, (according to the parts manual that I have), they wouldn't guarantee a door fit with replacement body panels, (or vice-versa). So these need to be custom fit.
For the record, almost all of my wood is bad, and a little patience goes a long way! Worst case, you throw away some cheap wood and start over. Good Luck! Ray,
Posted on: 2011/7/20 20:50
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Re: rear passenger door bad wood 1936 Packard 1400
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Thanks for the reply Ray
Posted on: 2011/7/20 21:20
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Re: rear passenger door bad wood 1936 Packard 1400
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G'day Don,
Although a long time PackardInfo member see these are your first posts, so  .And I invite you to include your '36 1400 in the Packard Owners Registry here on PackardInfo.
Posted on: 2011/7/27 3:20
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Mal
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