1968-1969 Oem Amc, Amx, Air Cleaner W/ Manifold Heat Riser, 290, 360, 343, 390 on 2040-parts.com
Monroe, Washington, US
This auction is for an OEM AMC (American Motors Corp) AMX Air Cleaner and heat riser that fits the small AFB Carter used on 1968-1969 AMX. The carb opening is approximately 4 1/8 inches in diameter. This particular set was taken off of a 390 cu.in. AMX. The chrome is in fair shape with some pitting from years of being under the hood. The decal is missing, but a replacement in your particular motor size is available from several aftermarket vendors. The paint is worn and there is some rust in locations on the air cleaner and manifold heat riser (see photos). The metal is still structurally solid and there are no dents or significant damage. The overall condition would allow for a quality restoration. This auction is offered at a low no reserve price to get it out of my shop and to someone who can use it. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me and will do my best to provide you additional information. Thanks for looking.
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