1935-41 Packard Steering Cross Tube/ Tie Rods Etc. on 2040-parts.com
El Sobrante, California, United States
# 348379. Fits. all the junior car to 1941 and the 39 -42 Super 8 Does not fit CLIPPER . Tie rod ends are tight, you need these. Do you have a spare?, you should have at this price.... ......... Such a deal........... Tighten up that old front end of yours...............
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Suspension & Steering for Sale
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