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Igor, take a look at the below shown excerpt from the parts list.

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thank you very much.

The frame is ready to a present situation, I do not want to brag time will show work is how much qualitatively made, but that that it is made independently, i.e. me, very much pleases, so to say a debut.
The frame was отпесочена, прогрунтована, is painted. Too most it has been made with elements of a forward suspension bracke

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At the moment I am engaged in installation of brake system and fuel. Whether there is who no literature on these questions, in advance thanks.

Igor, You shame me with the progress you have made so quickly. Many have gone through your same problems.

1. Are you familiar with the "search " utility on our website to find similar discussions?

2. Your translations are doing well but may I make a
suggestion."

3. When a word or phase does not translate well, may we select that word and send it back to you so you can take a photo of the item and then repost the photo with the mysterious word?

If you are pulling your wheels you may want to replace the wheel bearings. The numbers are on the bearings and can be ordered through any bearing supply shop.
I would not try to remove the rear wheels till you have obtained the proper tool (dog bone puller)

Lowell
in Virginia, USA

Good afternoon colleagues.
At a current stage, the chassis is collected. We will soon pass to works on the engine. Why engines often painted in green color and what paint to use. In advance thanks.

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Packard used the green up until 1950 on some engines. Many use Hirsch Autohirschauto.com/departments.asp?dept=1 as their source for paint. Other Packard vendors also sell paint. Here is a thread showing the green colorpackardinfo.com/xoops/html/modules/newbb ... ic.php?post_id=86647#forumpost86647 and Hirsch's offering. If you can't have it shipped over, perhaps a paint store in your country can color match and make you something --- if there is still a piece with decent paint left on your engine.

EDIT: Here is another thread mentioning an ordinary paint color which is close to Packard green.packardinfo.com/xoops/html/modules/newbb ... ic.php?post_id=86846#forumpost86846 Maybe something like that is available there.

All good afternoon. Unfortunately my English isn't so good, therefore complicates search. 2 rubber details, which on a photo are very necessary. Help with the order.

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Engine mounts?

All the normal Packard part houses should have them as well as Steele Rubber. Also the SoCal PI region reproduces them in polyurethane.

Unfortunately, in Russia there are no services of Paсkard, whether there are references of the address of these companies? In advance thanks.