1955 Packard Clipper on 2040-parts.com
Denver, Colorado, US
This is a Packard clipper, No title bill of sale only. Have several other cars coming up. It might run or not I don't know. As is you pick it up or I will assist loading it with your shipper.
The payment must be in cash or if you will be sending a check then we wait before sending the shipper until the money clears the bank. Either way I will work with you. Questions
(303) 523-5486
1969 and earlier for Sale
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