1935 Packard Standard 8 Radiator on 2040-parts.com
Huntington Station, New York, US
This is a used 1935 Packard standard 8 radiator sold as a core . It was taken from a 1935 standard 8 and was out of the car when we bought it .This was an unfinished restoration project that the owner died and we bought for parts.The fins are damaged as you can see in the pictures but the tubes look ok. Radiator is untested
Any repairs to this item are at your expense
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