Richie66

Well, stupid me-- I have the body on a rotisserie and thought the pan bolted to the body, I see now its the frame. thanks boys, Richie

Thanks West, I'll never do this again with out taking pictures as I take it apart. guess my 67 year old brain doesn't work like it use to---Richie my body still looks like it did when I left Paris Island in 1957--well, almost except for a few sags here and there----:~)

I hope someone here has a picture showing how the fender pan behind the rear wheel goes, if you do would you send me one richie1@bellsouth.net thanks a bunch, Richie thats a 1940 120---

Thanks Rusty, just wanted to make sure----

is it alright to burn unleaded gas in a Plymouth flat head 6-49 model

Thanks for you boys helping me out on this, I decide not to do the sidemounts. I'm not that good on cutting holes in my fenders so I've backed off. as one guy said it best, --your building a street rod, most street rods don't have clutter on them. sure wish I could find a good set of rear fenders for a 40--120, Richie

This kit has everything, you cut the hole in the fender and weld in the base, I think I'll buy it but waiting on copies of the instructions on how its done. I know some of you hate the idea of street rodding a Packard but thats what I want. the chassie is about finished, Mustang fron clip with power stearing rack&pinion, LS1 Corvette engine, 10 bolt Chevy rear end, etc. I was hoping someone on this list has put a sidemount kit on their car so I could talk to them off list--------Richie

I'm thinking of buying a duel side mount kit for my 40 120, I know nothing about these kits. are they hard to put on, I will have some help from a body guy to do this. is it any pros or cons in doing this, just need some advise --------Richie

I guess all the 38--40 120 back fenders are on Mars cause I sure can't find any, I saw the 37 front fenders on eBay--------Richie

are 37 120 front fenders the same as 1940 120 front fenders---------Richie

picture, what is this. off a 40 120

Thanks a bunch Peter, I'll try that tonight-------Richie

Can someone tell me how to put a picture on a message here, I'm building a 40 120 and I have two flat chrome bars with a slight bend in them. guessing they are around 30--38 inches long and about 1 to 1 1/2 inches wide and 1/4 inch thick. I would like to post a picture but don't know how--------Richie

Yes, that price was restoring and making the guages that need 12 volt plus the clock. I realize that price is not bad for all he would do but I'm building a street rod from my 40 120 and it does get your cash drained, just looking fo another way that doesn't cost that much. decals would work but I bet there is none around------Richie

I called him and we talked about doing this work, he said around $2000.00 for my guages. thats a tad much for me right now, I thought if I could finf new face plates I could do the rest. mabey new decals I could stick on--I doubt it huh----------Richie