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The Long Road To A Packard - Discussion Forums What I am about to describe is not super technical No there is not a Packard hidden in a barn at the end of a long road I am not going to be making any profound statements or revealing an earth-shattering Packard discovery Rather, this is a personal story that I think might interest some folks
Packard - Antique Automobile Club of America - Discussion Forums I own a 39 Packard 120 sedan with overdrive Can someone explain to me how the overdrive operates and the way it feels when you are driving the car with it on or off I have the cable with the knob but when I push it or pull it there is no difference in how the car performs The cable is moving a
Looking at 1950 Ultramatic - Packard - Antique Automobile Club of . . . Hi,I'm looking at possibly buying a 1950 Custom with Ultramatic How prone to problems are these transmissions? What should I look for when checking the car out?Realistically, I'll only put about 250 mile per year on it But I'm leaning toward a straight shift At least I can probably deal with i
Packard - Antique Automobile Club of America - Discussion Forums I had the water pump rebuild and put it back on the car I drained the rad and refilled with new 50 50 coolant It idles fine at 50% temp, but as soon as I drive it a bit it jumps to 75% temp and a bit higher if I continue to drive What the FRIG is my problem with the heat? I don't know the "norm"
1940 Vehicle Serial Number - Packard - Antique Automobile Club of . . . Where is the vehicle identification number located on a 1940 Packard 120 series? Also the engine number? I believe that the car was last titled using the engine number The car is a basket case and the door handles have been removed making it difficult to open the doors As of yet I have not open
General Bendix Treadle Vac Question - Packard - Discussion Forums This is not a Packard question per se, but I thought someone out there in Packardland might have the information I seek I know that Packard used the Bendix Treadle Vac power braking system during 1950's, up till the 1956 model I know that a number of other makes, in addition to Packard, used th