For the Packard lover

[Photoguy]

Not mine - just sharing- there is one Studebaker listed, however.

https://morgantown.craigslist.org/cto/6013884299.html

1956 Studebaker Golden Hawk, 2 door, big Packard engine w/4 speed transmission,
windows intact
- 1955 Packard Clipper, 4 door sedan, engine & transmission included, rough interior,
windows intact
- 1955 Packard Clipper, 2 door, engine & transmission included, windows intact
- 1941 Packard Custom limousine, 4 door, engine not complete, no front or fenders
- 1956 Packard, 2 door sedan, engine & transmission included, windows broken
- 1949 Packard Clipper, 4 door sedan, engine & 3 speed transmission included
- 1955 Packard, 2 door, engine & transmission included, windows intact
- 1955 Packard, 2 door, engine & transmission included, windows intact
- 1956 Packard Clipper, engine & ultramatic transmission included, windows
- 1955 Packard Clipper, 2 door sedan, engine & ultramatic transmission included,
windows intact
- 1955 Packard Clipper, 4 door sedan, engine & ultramatic transmission included,
windows intact
- 1956 Packard Clipper, 4 door sedan, engine & ultramatic transmission included,
windows intact
- 1955 Packard, 2 door, windows intact, ultramatic transmission included
- 1956 Packard Clipper, 4 door sedan, engine & ultramatic transmission included,
windows intact
- 1955 Packard Patrician, 4 door sedan, engine & ultramatic transmission included, no
front fender, windows intact
- 1956 Packard Clipper, 4 door sedan, engine & 3 speed transmission included,
windows intact, 2 tone blue, shed kept
- 1956 Packard front fenders, shed kept
- 1956 Packard Executive, 2 tone blue, 2 door sedan, engine & ultramatic transmission
included, chrome plated valve covers, windows intact, shed kept
- 1953 Packard Clipper Deluxe, 4 door sedan, engine & ultramatic transmission
included, windows intact
- 1952 Packard Clipper, black, 4 door sedan, 3 speed manual transmission, windows
intact, shed kept
- 1953 Packard Clipper, black, 4 door sedan, 3 speed manual transmission, overhauled
engine, windows intact, shed kept

[StudeRich]

Seems pretty unlikely anyone would have installed a T-10 4 Speed in one of these, but it IS possible.

Too bad the nicer Packards and Hawk are not shown.

[qsanford]

That '56 Executive might have promise.

[PackardV8]

Seems pretty unlikely anyone would have installed a T-10 4 Speed in one of these, but it IS possible.

Hi, Rich,

Actually, I've done a couple of these; one a '56J and one a Packard sedan. The '63-mid-'65 Ford T10 has the same bolt pattern as the Packard. The Ford input shaft is shorter, so it requires a custom extended pilot bearing. I've got one more Ford tranny under the bench if anyone wants to go that way.

Thinking about it, some years back, I saw a '56J with a '65 Ford toploader 4-speed installed.

jack vines

[SN-60]

I think I see the '56 Golden in photo #4, (Sunglow Gold/Snowcap White) to the right of the '56 Clipper. Looks to be pretty rough.