I think this seller has the years wrong on his speedometer. Am I right?
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I've got a web-illiterate friend who's like to know what a Borg Warner
P/N 114-257 driveline u-joint fits? He  has a 53-2606 Packard and this
may be for the rear.
Thank you,

Pretty close approximation, if you ask me <g>....
Jeff (but I do need reading glasses <lol>) Rice
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I know this topic has been addresses before - but I did not see any
response.  Does anyone know where I can find one of these hoods?  They
were mentioned in a Popular Mechnaics article several years ago and are a
key component in transforming an old beetle into a '40s Ford style ...

I'm out in the garage clearing a space for my '57 Packard wagon
that's coming home from Bob Belling's shop. The body and paint
are gorgeous! Anyway, I digress... A Bondobilly clock on the
wall that had stopped months ago in need of a new battery,

After finally getting the timing cover off my Lark I found that sure
enough the fiber timing gear was lunched.  It came off with no problem,
but then I ran into another problem (big surprise!).
Is there some trick to getting the new gear on, and getting everything

What company's made fuel pumps directly for Studebaker?

OK, Guys, everybody has been justifiably upset about GT Hawk Judging at
National Meets in recent years. However, the fact that there were no
First Place GTs at Spokane is not, repeat NOT, a continuation of what
has been going on the last several years.

Some a**hole tried to steal my horn button in my 57 pickup by prying up on
it thus breaking the three pronged ring that holds it into place.  The 3 old
plastic/rubber/? things on the ring that secure the horn button break so
easily.  Are these available anywhere?  Thanks in advance ...

I am posting this for a club member.
56 President for sale. (restoration or parts).
289 w/4 bbl. Auto trans.
Car is located in North East Oklahoma, in a town called Pawhuska.

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You would think that they could count the plug wires <g>.
Paul Johnson

Am setting here awaiting the county work crew who just fixed the ditch out
in front of my house..
hey have the driveway blocked with a Gradall redoing our culvert ditch....
First it was filled in, then they dig it out and it washed out...

When I bought my 64, 10 years ago, I did the radiator soon after I bought
it.  The shroud had a section cut out of the bottom.  I thought that it was
done because there was a clearance issue or someone didn't want to remove
the fan to remove the shroud.

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Flat head six Champ street rod????
JP, get over there and straighten his a.s out <lol>

  I found my long lost collection of 47-68 service letters that were to
be used for a IC project. (Henry Votel had them, and did not know I was
looking for them.)  I'd like to finish getting them all scanned on to a
CD's so they can be sold. The problem is a lot of folks helped ...