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Jeff Casalegno

Re: running board rubber

#11

Quite a regular

THANKS FOR THE ALL OF YOUR INFO THIS IS A GREAT SITE FOR INFORMATION. I TALKED TO HUNLEY LAST FRIDAY AND I WILL CALL THIS FELLOW IN MICHIGAN TODAY THANKS AGAIN GUYS. JUST TOOK MY 120 IN TO START THE INTERIOR UPHOLSTERY LAST FRIDAY FELLOW NAMED JACK OF JED GENERATIONS OUT HERE IN CALI. HE HAS PICTURES WHEN HE WAS 8 YEARS YOUNG WORKING WITH HIS DAD BACK IN THE LATE 40'S.LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING THE PACKARD BACK AFTER 12 YEARS RESTORATION.
J.C.

Posted on: 2015/11/16 11:25

FPTGearhead

Re: running board rubber

#12

Quite a regular

I too purchased a pair of running board covers from Don Lampen for my '38 Eight 4 door sedan last year. There was a wait time for their build but it was worth it. Even though they were a little pricey, the quality is there. Don "Fed Exed" them to me with no issues. I have not put them on the car but it is on the top of my "next" list.

David J

Posted on: 2015/11/17 18:55

39SixSedanMan

Re: running board rubber

#13

Home away from home

I'd also endorse Don Lampen's and Acuff Hundley's products. Both are beautiful.

I witnessed Don's efforts to go through many prototypes until he succeeded at both the exposed top pattern and the fitment to the board.

I hope to upgrade, when I can afford to.

Pat

Posted on: 2015/11/18 12:12

Jeff Casalegno

Re: running board rubber

#14

Quite a regular

thanks Pat i am also looking for both chrome stainless steel trim pieces that attach to bottom of both running boards, they were not on car when i purchased it. hopefully i can find some one parting out same year or close to it.
Thanks for all your input again guy's.
J.C.

Posted on: 2015/11/18 12:34

32Lampen

Re: running board rubber

#15

Just popping in

Hi Jeff, I am producing the 38-40 120 mats and have attached a pic for you to view. I use a durable urethane for the rubber and am extremely pleased with the quality. Please feel free to give me a call @ 616-796-4429 or visit my facebook: Premier Running board and Floor Mats. Greatly appreciate the positive feedback of others on this thread. Thanks so much. Don Lampen

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Posted on: 2015/11/27 7:49

John Miller

Re: running board rubber

#16

Home away from home

Is running board rubber for 1940 110 available?
Will the 120 fit or can they be modified to fit.
Thank you
John Miller

Posted on: 2015/11/27 16:27

Ozstatman

Re: running board rubber

#17

Forum Ambassador

G'day Don(32Lampen),

to PackardInfo. The mat looks good in the photo!

Do you have a Packard/s?, If yes, I invite you to include it/them in the Packard Owner's Registry.

Posted on: 2015/11/27 17:59

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Jeff Casalegno

Re: running board rubber

#18

Quite a regular

Hi Don thanks for the picture the pattern is exactly what i need, i will give you a call soon so we can talk.
Thanks again
Jeff

Posted on: 2015/11/27 18:15

Darrin180

Re: running board rubber

#19

Just can't stay away

The running boards are the same for all 1938 6&8 1939 6&8 and 1940 110 & 120...............

Posted on: 2015/11/28 1:00

Donald Booth

Re: floor mats and running board rubber

#20

Home away from home

I am ready to replace the worn out floor mats and cracked/weathered sill plates in my 1950 Deluxe. I've stumbled across a company called Running Board Rubber Company (www.runningboardrubber.com) that is making new ones for both. They look pretty nice in the photos on the website. Has anyone heard of this company or done business with them?

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