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HH56

Re: Limo question

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As for where the limo heater pics up the freshair is somewhat of a moot point. Our 56's pic up freash air at the front grill level rite there pointed at the cars exhaust pipe in front of us.

Isn't that the truth. Problem is except for that heater with the cowl vent option, Packard didn't offer fresh air heaters until mid 48.

Posted on: 2012/1/26 20:35

Howard