Re: 51 with 700 / 16's
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G'day Tom,
A quick check of the Packard Model Info here on site, shows either 760 or 800 x 15". But unfortunately it doesn't show any commercial chassis data. Also, from my quick look, there weren't any Clippers in '51 or '52 but there are in '53.
Posted on: 2013/5/20 15:55
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Re: 51 with 700 / 16's
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Tom, to add more confusion to the topic, my 141 inch wheelbase 1948 taxi has 15 inch wheels, but my 120 inch wheelbase 1949 taxi has 16 inch wheels. I think the longer wheelbase cars would have used the larger diameter wheels. Maybe Packard had a warehouse full of the 16 inch wheels after production changed over to 15 inch wheels and management decided to use up the 16 inch wheels wherever they could. Packardtaximan
Posted on: 2013/5/20 17:49
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