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Re: 1930 - 733 crankshaft
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Boweya
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Thanks

It would appear that the #1 bearing on a 1929 std is 1-5/8” where a 1930 up is 2”

Photos are extracts from the 1929 and 1931 sales mans handbook ( from this site).

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Re: 1930 - 733 crankshaft
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for including your '30 733 Standard Eight Sedan in the Packard Vehicle Registry.

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