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Vintage 1941 Packard Spare Tire Cone & Bolt - Original For Parts Or Restore on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Saranac Lake, New York, United States

Saranac Lake, New York, United States
Condition:Used

We recently purchased the contents of a barn from a life long collector of vintage car parts.  Check out our other auctions and "The Old Car Parts Store" for similar items that have been in storage for the past 40+ years.

Here is VINTAGE 1941 PACKARD SPARE TIRE CONE AND ANCHOR BOLT.  The "L" shaped end of the anchor bolt has some condition issues but the rest of the piece is in good shape.  The original wing nut is present (see part number in pictures).  The cone has some mild to moderate surface rust but will clean up / refurb with a little effort.  Overall, a decent original with excellent potential.  Please check out the photos and email us with questions before bidding.  Professional packaging guaranteed (see our feedback).  Bid with confidence and good luck.


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