Buy Ford Mercury Capri II 2300 New Lucas Air Filters in Franklin, Ohio, United States, for US $8.33

Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:F8300

This auction is for three new Lucas brand air filters, part number F8300. This fits

Ford Mercury Capri II 2300 1979 - 1984

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