Packard0	1938 Packard ID #	#1
Home away from home Joined: 2009/5/2 10:52 Last Login : 2017/6/19 13:06 From USA Group: Registered Users Posts: 501	I read where the 38 models didn't have the actual plate but a sticker with the body # on it. Where is that located on a 6 cyl. car? ALso, where is the chassis number stamped into the chassis located? Posted on: 2013/8/4 8:12

Richard Taylor	Re: 1938 Packard ID #	#2
Home away from home Joined: 2008/2/11 19:24 Last Login : 2016/9/5 14:32 From Auburn,Ca Group: Registered Users Posts: 106	Never found the chassis number on my car. Rumor has it they will be on the left upper frame rail near the shock. Decal is on the left side below the thief proof number and just about inline with the steering column on left hand drive. RT Posted on: 2013/8/4 11:25

Packard0	Re: 1938 Packard ID #	#3
Home away from home Joined: 2009/5/2 10:52 Last Login : 2017/6/19 13:06 From USA Group: Registered Users Posts: 501	Do you have a photo of what the 38 decal looked like? Apparently many of them didn't survive. Posted on: 2013/8/4 13:14

JD in KC	Re: 1938 Packard ID #	#4
Home away from home Joined: 2007/3/30 9:53 Last Login : 1/8 18:11 From Kansas City, MO Group: Registered Users Posts: 1628	There are photos of what's left of a '38 decal here and here. And from a training film here. Posted on: 2013/8/4 14:02
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Ronaldg	Re: 1938 Packard ID #	#5
Not too shy to talk Joined: 2012/10/12 21:05 Last Login : 2013/8/7 18:28 From Alamo, ca Group: Registered Users Posts: 24	ON the 1938 models If the original upholstery is still in place and not disturbed the seat coil springs have a tag on a string that shows the numbers. You might want to look there and see if you get lucky. Posted on: 2013/8/7 18:36

BDC	Re: 1938 Packard ID #	#6
Home away from home Joined: 2012/11/30 9:55 Last Login : 12/25 22:56 From TX Group: Registered Users Posts: 2857	Is it just the 38's that have the tag under the seat or are there more years? Posted on: 2013/8/7 19:08
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Packard0	Re: 1938 Packard ID #	#7
Home away from home Joined: 2009/5/2 10:52 Last Login : 2017/6/19 13:06 From USA Group: Registered Users Posts: 501	front seat or back? Posted on: 2013/8/7 19:33