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1937 business coupe
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jklee
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Looking for front and possibly rear fenders.

Posted on: Yesterday 17:32
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Re: 1937 business coupe
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G'day jklee,
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I invite you to include your '37 Business Coupe in PackrdInfo's Packard Vehicle Registry.

Posted on: Yesterday 18:05
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Re: 1937 business coupe
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I think you need to specify the model. Aren’t the six front fenders different from the 120?

Posted on: Yesterday 20:36
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Don B
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bkazmer wrote:
I think you need to specify the model. Aren’t the six front fenders different from the 120?


Yes, the front fenders for the Six are shorter than the 120. The rear fenders will be the same.

Posted on: Yesterday 20:40
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Re: 1937 business coupe
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BigKev
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All 37 Junior rear fenders interchange. But holes may need to be added or welded up. Coupes have lights mounted to rear fenders, on the sedans to the body. Also rumbleseat models the right rear has holes of the steps. Sedan fenders would have no unwanted holes, so best choice. Easier to add holes then remove them.

115 and 120C front fenders do not interchange, nor do the runningboards or the hoods.

Posted on: Yesterday 22:23
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