Purchase 1937-49 Packard Bonded Fuel Line in Shawnee, Kansas, US, for US $9.95

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New Bonded Fuel Line

According to label on the fuel line it will fit the following:

1937-49 Packard

This was purchased from a Parts Store that went out of business over 30 years ago. The condition of all the car and truck parts look to be in excellent condition.

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