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Vintage 1982 Packard Spark Plug To Distributor Wire Lead Ford Dodge Plymouth on 2040-parts.com

US $9.95
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Wake Forest, North Carolina, United States

Wake Forest, North Carolina, United States
Vintage 1982 Packard Spark Plug To Distributor Wire Lead Ford Dodge Plymouth, US $9.95, image 1
“Sealed, vintage packaging. Packaging has some soiling / shelf wear on the exterior of the cardboard. Part inside appears in as-new condition still. Unknown vehicle application, but suspect Dodge, Plymouth or Ford from 1968 thru 1980 due to previous estate owners cars. Date coded 1982 by Packard wire (A GM division).”
Manufacturer Part Number:55 URW Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Placement on Vehicle:Front Part Brand:Web Wire & Cable Manufacturing Warranty:No Brand:None UPC:Does not apply

New old replacement stock unopened, but cosmetically soiled, cardboard blister package with one replacement engine spark plug to distributor wire lead.

Wire is marked PACKARD, with date code 1-Q-82

Wire type marked is TV-R-SUPPRESSION for use on vehicles with a radio option

Packard would be a General Motors division at the time, but supplied cable for non-GM applications as well just like AC Delco.

For an American make vehicle, but model and brand unknown. Likely either Ford, Dodge or Plymouth as came from estate sale lot, owner only had these brands of vehicles from 1981 back to 1969. But no identification on part to confirm application.  So exact application unknown.  Know what this is before you buy.

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