Dave Mitchell

It attaches to the hood latch rod which you can see in your photo with the hook on the end. The strap clips to that.

Al, call me. Dave Mitchell

No 124 leather is red. If you look at Packard sales literature, red was optional with all paint colors. Packard was in the business of selling cars, not making rules. Jr leather was different than Sr leather also.

Contact Tom Rasmussen at Odyssey Restorations in Minneapolis - ODYSSEY RESTORATIONS, INC. 8080 CENTRAL AVE NE, SPRING LAKE PARK, MN 55432 --- 763-786-1518 Tom is one of the top Frankin restorers.

Do you want to sell the T handle? packard12s@hotmail.com

I can count the bolts for you and send you a photo. packard12s@hotmail.com

I have the engine pan and the handles.

I think it probably had a seal that was glued on. I think they used 3 different methods - the continuous channel, the clips and glued on. What parts are you still missing?

I might be interested - my email is packard12s@hotmail.com and I am in Illinois.

Are you looking for ones that are walnut and have a place for a lighter and ashtray? I may be able to help you. packard12s@hotmail.com

Is there a channel that holds the seal on your car? Some of the cars have channels that run the length of the door edges. Other cars have the holes for the clips.

Great car

The Os should line up when closest to each other.

I agree Walt, most people get the stripes too thick.

The flake white looks like a bright white to me - I have a Packard color selection book.