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Echlin Al71 Condenser1941 - 1954 Packard on 2040-parts.com

US $5.99
Location:

Omaha, Nebraska, United States

Omaha, Nebraska, United States
Old inventory from the 60s. Most still in beat up boxes. I have tried to make sure the correct piece is in the correct box but please double check
Brand:ECHLIN Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:AL71

This is a NOS Echlin AL71 Condenser.  This should fit some model  Packard 1941-54 (8 cyl) (A.L.) (exc Custom 1948-50)    Check the napa web site to be sure your model is included.  Some of these parts are no longer stocked so it is better to have a spare rather than have to wait . 


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