1934 Packard Standard 8 Sedan Rear Quarter Window Regulator #1 on 2040-parts.com
Huntington Station, New York, US
This is a used 1934 Packard standard 8 sedan #1 rear Quarter window regulator. Not sure if its right or left. It moves fine but should be cleaned up
Parts needs restoration Please look at pictures carefully
Any repairs to this item are at your expense
Packard container in trailer
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