1933 1939 Packard V12 (?) Flywheel Housing, Tranmission Mount, Complete, Used on 2040-parts.com
Nevada City, California, United States
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Offered is what appears to be a flywheel housing from a 1933-1939 Packard V12 engine. Appears very complete with no apparent cracking or damage. I can find no part number and am relying on an old tag to id this part. I can deliver to the January Southern California Packard Meet for no charge, otherwise buyer to pay $50 (heavy!) for shipping, Paypal preferred
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