Re: 1939 Six Steering Wheel upper Bearing
Posted by HH56 On 2017/4/12 17:31:27
That is correct on the group numbers. Almost all Packard parts illustrations use group numbers as a means of general reference. You then go to the appropriate section in the parts book and find that number and determine the actual part number by whatever criteria it needs -- model, body, chassis, date or VN or Motor number are a few of them.
For your 1700 six you would need to check the motor number and find out if you need the first item which is for the 120-16th series & early 1700. If the motor number is after the one given then you would need the second number listed.
The same motions would apply to any other part you might need.
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For your 1700 six you would need to check the motor number and find out if you need the first item which is for the 120-16th series & early 1700. If the motor number is after the one given then you would need the second number listed.
The same motions would apply to any other part you might need.
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