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johntrhodes81

Patrician Weight

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In case any one wondered what the corner weights are on Patrician. It does have a GM 4L60 and not an Ultramatic also an aluminum Dana 44 not Paxkard rear axle.

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Posted on: Yesterday 15:21

John Rhodes

1953 Packard Patrician
1952 Packard 200 Deluxe

Bob J

Re: Patrician Weight

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Thanks so much. I wondered about that. I have that engine in my 37 120. I weighed her and she comes in at a svelte 3600 lbs.
Bob J.

Posted on: Yesterday 17:19

johntrhodes81

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The car is more front heavy than I expected. Not that it matters.
John

Posted on: Yesterday 17:54

John Rhodes

1953 Packard Patrician
1952 Packard 200 Deluxe

53 Cavalier

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Quote:

johntrhodes81 wrote:
The car is more front heavy than I expected. Not that it matters.
John

With 2 bodies in the trunk your car will have an optimal 50/50 weight distribution. Packard thought of everything!

Posted on: Yesterday 19:26

BigKev

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Thr trunk is rated for four Jimmy Hoffas!

Posted on: Yesterday 21:21

-BigKev

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Different trans…. Aluminum rear… so not accurate. Packard originals could be 50/50 for all we know

Posted on: Yesterday 22:38

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