1941 Packard? 110. 6 Cylinder 15" Wheel. on 2040-parts.com
El Sobrante, California, United States
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16" wheel with the small hole center. Not sure if it is Packard. but it fits the small hole 1940 6 Cyl. and will accept the correct hubcap. I would use this as a spare........... Cheap price on a really hard to find item. ....
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