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Re: Mystery Engine Serial Number
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That's neat, Steve; great job. I'd toss in my vote agreeing with your number. One CAN see why the original poster thought the 'C' might be a 'Q', but I guess it's just a little degradation in the metal that leaves what looks like the 'leg' of a 'Q'. Chris

Posted on: 2019/4/23 15:41
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Re: Mystery Engine Serial Number
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Thanks to everyone who responded. I have passed on this information to the vehicle's owner. As he has a 1936 120 I am sure he will not be happy to know that his engine is from a Series 22.

Posted on: 2019/4/27 9:58
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Re: Mystery Engine Serial Number
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If it is a 22nd Series engine, with the G prefix, it's also a "288" type engine which requires some modification to fit into Packards designed for "282" type engines. A look at the head, more studs/nuts for a 288 vs a 282, should confirm if it is.

Posted on: 2019/4/27 15:33
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Re: Mystery Engine Serial Number
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Good afternoon all...I have a question in that I am wondering if the 288 is a better engine or simply an incorrect replacement engine for the car? Will the car be a better driver with the 288, or will it even be noticeable to a driver? Ernie in Arizona

Posted on: 2019/4/27 18:29
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Re: Mystery Engine Serial Number
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5 more hp, about the same torque. Probably not much difference.

Posted on: 2019/4/27 18:47
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Re: Mystery Engine Serial Number
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Using a 288 type in lieu of a 282 was a Packard recommendation when a 282 replacement couldn't be sourced. Firewall suffers, depending on how big a hammer is used, in getting it to "fit".

Posted on: 2019/4/27 20:30
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Bowral, Southern Highlands of NSW, Australia
"Out of chaos comes order" - Nietzsche.

1938 Eight Touring Sedan - SOLD

1941 One-Twenty Club Coupe - SOLD

1948 Super Eight Limo, chassis RHD - SOLD

1950 Eight Touring Sedan - SOLD

What's this?
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Any questions - PM or email me at ozstatman@gmail.com
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