Packard 1951 - 1954 , Radiator Cradle, Packard Part # 426322 Nos on 2040-parts.com
Fairland, Indiana, United States
This is one new old stock radiator support. Fits Packard 1951 - 1954 , 24th thru 1954th series.Packard part # 426322. Just needs some clean up, otherwise in fine shape. For domestic shipping please see instructions. For international shipping please inquire.
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