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Ką reikia tik tinkamo dyd?io ir 5 arba 6 rankena vielos whels iki 1935 Packard twelwe sedanas? ačiū jums padėti

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Roughly translated: What need is the proper size and 5 or 6 wire handle Whelan to 1935 Packard sedan twelve? Thank you help.

I do not know, but figured it would be a lot easier for someone to answer roughly translated in English. Oh, also someone will be along soon to ask you to register your car in the owner registry. Do not be alarmed, it is tradition here.

Translated: Ne?inau, bet atrodė, kad būtų daug lengviau, kad kas nors atsakyti grubiai i?versta į anglų. O taip pat kas nors bus palei greičiau papra?yti jus u?registruoti savo automobilį savininkas registre. Nesijaudinkite, tai yra tradicija čia.

Jim

Sorry for my english

No worries, we have members here from around the world. Someone will be able to help with your question.

Jim

Quote:That someone would be me, but I've been beaten to the punch!

donce I think you're our first PackardInfo member from Lituania and for including your '35 Twelve Convertible Sedan in the Packard Owner's Registry.

Thanks,how quest all salespeople must sale but 17x4 1/2 or 17x7 end bolt patern 5 on 5 or 5 on 4.50' wire whels.To my there 6 bolt patern.I ignorance or my car original suspension.Sory my english.Thanks for all.

I'm not entirely certain I understand the question, but note that the Twelve wheels are different than the Super Eight and Eight. They mounted a wider tire (7.50 x 17 x 6 ply rather than a 7.00 x 17 x 6 ply) and they also have a rolled rim for extra strength, and have threaded spokes and nipples as opposed to welded spokes on the Eight and Super Eight. These wheels were the same from 1933 thru 1936 except that in 35 the valve stem opening was modified for a rubber (rather than steel) inner tube valve stem. All are 6-lug bolt patterns.

Thanks.I but would know what measurement 1935 Packard twelwe wire whels.

Gents - our new friend may also be asking for the bolt pattern? I am unsure about the 12 but the 34 senior I measured at Wades yesterday was 6 stud on 6" PCD.

Donce, have you looked for the answers you need in the manuals and books that are on this web site? The owners manual should have the answers.

The manual for the 1936 12 can be found here

packardinfo.com/xoops/html/modules/article/view.article.php?338

I hope that is of help.