1934 Packard 1103 Super 8 Right Side Tail Light on 2040-parts.com
Huntington Station, New York, US
This is a used par of 1934 Packard 1103 Super 8 Right side Tail Light . Please look at the pictures for condition. It needs restoration. lens is not original
Any repairs to this item are at your expense
Packard's Box #2
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