1936 Packard Standard 8 Sedan Lf Door Latch Suicide Door on 2040-parts.com
Huntington Station, New York, US
This is a used 1936 Packard standard 8 sedan Lf door latch suicide door. Latch has a broken spring . sold for parts or restoration. . Chrome is pitted
Any repairs to this item are at your expense
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