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Dell

part identification number 2

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Also in my new box of "Packard" parts are what I believe are supports for a trunk rack, as I have a rear mounted spare on my 526 I can use some help as too if it is a support and what years. Thanks Much Dell

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Posted on: 2020/7/29 8:15

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blue40devil

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That is a Lucas distributor

Lucas 40411A - DVXH6A made in 1953 and fits the following

Alvis TA21, TB21 and TC108G(Graber bodied)

Posted on: 2020/7/29 9:02

Guscha

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That is a Lucas distributor

Lucas 40411A - DVXH6A made in 1953 and fits the following

Alvis TA21, TB21 and TC108G(Graber bodied)

-> Confirmed.

Posted on: 2020/7/29 13:03

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John

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Lucas, they invented a new switch off, on and flicker....

Posted on: 2020/7/29 16:02

DrMorbius

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Lucas, Prince of Darkness........I heard them all yet I've ha a 1966 Aston, a 65 convertible and 67 coupe E-Type and a Sunbeam Alpine and never had a lick of trouble with the electrical systems - lucky I guess?

Posted on: 2020/7/29 17:19

Dell

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Thanks blue40devil; It came with my 28 526 in a box of parts. It looks as if would attach to the Packard 6, now I need to find it a good home.

Posted on: 2020/7/29 21:13

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42-110 convertible coupe
48-2293 station sedan

blue40devil

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I met some really cute girls helping me push my Healey when it died in the rain.

Posted on: 2020/7/30 6:43

Let the ride decide

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Did Packard use snaps to hold down carpet?

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Posted on: 2020/9/5 17:14

Owen_Dyneto

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Yes. For example, snaps are used on both carpet itself and underlayment pad on my 1934. See pix of them in the PAC forum under "Original Detail Features" in the Packard Photos group.

packardclub.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=16 ... id=7d50fbcfc5619c93bd75d65c7c9ffcf3

Posted on: 2020/9/5 18:33

Let the ride decide

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Thank you
OD

I suppose there's no need for them for a pattern?

Posted on: 2020/9/5 22:18

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