Tom M

Your digs is similar to http://autobahncc.com Nice place you have there. That is a dream garage for any car lover.

I like that the boy is taking good care of his grey hound wagon by oiling up them wheels. For the make of the car I have no idea.

The Lemont Lions (which I am a member of) participated in the Lemont Kepataw Parade today. Here are a few pictures of my Pacakard along with another members Farmall. Was a nice day for it but the Packard did not like the stop and go of the parade she prefers to be out on the open road.

Hi, I will be going to the show on Sunday but as a spectator, Depending on weather I may take the drive out there in my '31 Packard. 2016 Geneva Illinois Concours d'Elegance Anyone else from the Chicago area attending? Tom

I went to this show also but as a spectator. Have to agree that amount of show cars seemed to be down. But still and enjoyable show to go to. I however did notice the Packards

What 3D and rendering software did you use? That is some mighty fine work there.....

Sweet new ride Like we always say. I wish I had never sold my '70 with the 455

As Matt I use simple green but instead of an SOS pad I use a Mr Clean Magic eraser. Chris, Same issue with the tires I purchased from a different vendor. Took three times to get them right. But as you stated they still yellow but not as bad as the other sets.

For my 1931 Packard I order mine from this company http://www.quietride.com/ Very happy with it. Did not require any mods to install it. It fit very well. It has some extra holes in not and sure what they are for but they are hidden high up on the pad. They do have some REO http://www.parts123.com/parts123/yb.dll?userwatch~categorystring~cadefjdx~1142

Yes I sure have I have ridden in one and it was in the car I own today the '31 Packard rumble seat. My great uncle owned the car before my father purchased it from him in in 1987. My great Uncle would take the '31 out on Sunday drives and a few us would jump in the rumble seat and he would drive around the Marquette Park area in Chicago. I can still picture it in my mind o the joy and fun we had and the thumbs up from other drivers.

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Here are some latest picture of Old Bessie She is all painted now; interior completed but as you know there is always something to do to these old gals . Have a great day

Here are some pictures of Old Bessie 1931 Packard April 2015 She is all painted now; interior completed but as you know there is always something to do to these old gals . Have a great day

Hi All, Been sometime since I have posted. I have finally dropped my 31 883 468 Coupe off at the upholsterer to have the interior finally done. The trim man had asked me if I knew how the Passenger Seat-back was fasten. Does anyone here know if it was fasten to the rear wood structure and if so how was it done or does it just set in place so it can be removable? Thanks

Good Morning VintageLiterature, Any material for 1931 833 Packard? Or anything for a 1957 Chevy Belair (4-door)

Hupp36, Roar are you a Lion? I have been in the Lemont Lions here in Illinois for over 10 years now. It is a great organization to be part of. To bad you weren't closer I would have love to attend the show.

Barry, Outstanding work there. Congrats on getting it completed and good luck to you at Pebble.

Ron, Would you have a pictures of your setup in and out of the headlight buckets? Thanks

RivRoger, What area of Chicago? Private owner or dealer?

Would that be Riverside Illinois ?

Hi Hupp, Curious does this car have the '32 upgrade? Oops my bad I re-read the first post it does Is the stone guard V-shaped also? Are they willing to sell the parts separately?

Good Morning all, A few years back we had a bad storm roll through and our house was hit by lightning. What we learned from that is to go around and unplug things like the TV's, stereo etc. Well while we were going around to unplug things all of the sudden we heard a loud bang and there was very bright flash. Yes we were hit once again. As Sue and I were walking around the house checking to see what got damaged/blown she called me out to the garage. We had water coming in through the sills. As I walked around Old Bessie (Packard) I am like what the heck is this on the floor. I picked up the object and go this sure looks like the cap for Bessies battery. I look over the side mount tire and this is what I saw. Yes the battery blew it's top. So what I gathered what happen here is that I had a Battery tender attached to the battery. This tender is just one of them small 6v ones that is like a little transformer. When the lighting hit it went through the tender and just blew the top right off the battery. I posted this to let others know if you have a tender attached to your vehicle and a storm starts to roll through your area please detach the tender as you can see what can happen.

I have used these with some dish soap on my new white walls

Hi Bill, D&D Classic Bright Works, Piqua, Ohio Here you will find before and after shots http://forums.aaca.org/showthread.php?t=213384&page=10&p=755718&viewfull=1#post755718

I have had good luck using http://www.uship.com/ I have used uship to get bids on shipping tires back to the company I purchased them from. Had engine shipped to and from Ohio. You can set your price if you like.