1939 Packard Six Owners Manual on 2040-parts.com
Holden, Massachusetts, United States
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this is an original 1939 Packard six owners manual. it is in decent shape. has some discoloring on front cover, looks like white paint or something like that. has pencil writings on back cover.some type of price list. it is 68 pages long and is first edition 1700-9-38
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