1930-9 Packard Std/su Engine, Valve Stem "keepers". (16) on 2040-parts.com
El Sobrante, California, United States
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Ever do a valve job and loose one of these and spend the next hour looking for the one that got away. PeP boys would say "what". Well here is enough for a lifetime. Before you know it the Packard factory will be torn down, Where will you get these then?......... Do you have a spare?, you should have at this price................
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