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Thank again, Rick
Hi again, Does anyone make replacement/reproduction plastic knobs for the window and wing crank handles? I have a 1940 180.
Thank again, Rick
Flying 8 welcome to the forum. I'm sure West Peterson will be along in a day or two and will be able to answer your questions. Again, happy to have another Packard person on here...B
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Yesterdays radio. Download their catalog. Pages 10-11.
1999 Catalog
West Peterson, Editor
Antique Automobile (AACA)
"Things are more like they are now than they've ever been!" – Uncle Arnie
Thank you! Looks like they have a lot of great stuff in their catalogue. Regards, Rick
You're welcome. Would love to see a picture of your car. I have a 1940 180 touring sedan as well. Mine is on the 148-inch wheelbase with factory air and overdrive.
Last edited by West Peterson; August 9th, 2010 at 13:08.
West Peterson, Editor
Antique Automobile (AACA)
"Things are more like they are now than they've ever been!" – Uncle Arnie
The "Pines" label above is what the metal tags look like. I don't know if the decal for the later cars was identical or not.
West Peterson, Editor
Antique Automobile (AACA)
"Things are more like they are now than they've ever been!" – Uncle Arnie
Hi West, My car is also on the 148" wheel base. No radio, or A/C, or overdrive. Sold new from Bush-Morgan in Pasadena, California. Has been a California car it's whole life. Paint and interior have been re-done, most of the chrome is original. Hasn't been on the road for several years, so working on that, and detailing the engine compartment. I will attempt to add a photo. Thanks for your help, Rick
WestOriginally Posted by West Peterson
Where does the Pine automatic winter front tag go
Joe
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That photo was meant for Flying's other post about underhood decals. The Pines decal (if you had one) would go directly on the Sylphon housing plate on the radiator. I think that what happened is that they all came off because of the heat.
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Antique Automobile (AACA)
"Things are more like they are now than they've ever been!" – Uncle Arnie
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