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Re: Removing Temperature Gauge from dash

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Thank you again Packard 385,I can't "Thank" everyone enough on this forum for all of you input regarding my many questions. I've always loved Packards and 19 years ago I purchased my first one this 1937 that we are talking about, it has been a reliable car with few problems but now it needs a little attention.I would one day love to add a 41 120 Sedan to my garage but out of my budget for now, just want a fun weekend driver.

Posted on: 2014/8/8 16:08