1935-7 Packard 120-six Right Rear Fender Mud Guard/stiffener. on 2040-parts.com
El Sobrante, California, United States
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Good used,This goes inside the rear fenders to keep the mud,water etc from getting to all the connections on the tail lites and act a a stiffener from the body to the frame. Fits 1935-7 Junior cars. You need this, you know you do...............
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