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I bought a '51 Packard with no low range operation for $25. Drove it daily for 3 years and gave it to my Dad. Worked fine in drive , wouldn't move in low. The previous owner must have tried changing the driving gear as described. I never bothered trying to fix it, I bought a '47 Hudson Commodore coupe for $40 to replace it. I later bought my wife a 53 Packard Clipper for $125 , very low mileage , with new " Double Eagle" tires on it. Her driver for several years. These were used cars in the late 60's and early 70's , cheap gas and plenty of replacement parts in " junk" yards. The good old days? That's a nice looking Packard and they ride as nice as a Hudson stepdown , but they don't handle as well.

You can post it here-https://forum.hetclub.org/categories/hudson $400-$500 is a good starting point

Ask here: https://www.smokstak.com/forum/#smokstak-r-old-iron-and-tractor-forums.109

How does he do that? Secret search method?

Fishing expedition

Thanks for more info , your instincts were probably right ,considering the image issue and communication problems.

Get to know your buyer , get to know your seller. Most people that buy from me ask to use " friends & family." It's an open option that paypal offers. I don't see a scam in the brief description , but I might be missing it. ? If you are uncomfortable with the sellers terms , pass on the purchase , or work something else out.

Most are ordinary tools , tough to sell at $1 each at flea market. Make up a priority flat rate box full and sell them at a shipped price. " Tool Talk and " SmokeStak" are good forums for these.

I used one of those in 1963 , rented from UHaul I think. Towed a 1936 Studebaker Dictator coupe with a 1953 Olds Holiday coupe. California to Ohio , 4 days , two drivers. Dropped it off at another dealer for my deposit. No problems that I recall.

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Where do the impeller pieces go when they come apart at 70 mph?

Looks like heater / defrost ducts

Probably JC Whitney aftermarket add on.

What year were these manufactured.

Sorry for the delay Yes , I have it I'm sending a private message Roy

Appears to be an alarm arming switch http://www.delcoremy.com/find-a-part/product-details/1116705

https://atlanta.craigslist.org/nat/pts/d/dahlonega-1940s-hudson-parts/7112747409.html

The post is over one year old , try contacting him direct. Posted March 4, 2019

Try here. Looks Chrysler? 1967? WAG https://sites.google.com/site/identifyinginstrumentpanels/home/clocks-1920s

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I think that's a Carter YF

You see headlights? lol My first thought was 36 Ford , not sure why.

The shifter location also ID's it. It's modified from stock.