1937-39 Packard Super 8 Piston Ring Set. .020. on 2040-parts.com
El Sobrante, California, United States
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#242861. .020 Original style Fits 1937-1500-01-02-1938-1603-4-5-1939-1703-5. 4 ring piston. See what EGGE wants for these, if they even have them?. This set is probably 70+years old, they need a home, great price, what more do you need?.............Do you have a spares?, you should have at this price................
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