Fuel Filter, Glass Bowl, Ac Logo - 1957 Thru 59 Pontiac - Ac Gf48p on 2040-parts.com
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Fuel Filter, Glass Bowl, AC logo - 1957 thru 59 Pontiac - AC GF48P This is an extremely rare reconditioned original glass bowl fuel filter manufactured by AC/Delco as their part number GF48P. This style filter was original equipment on 1957 thru 59 Pontiac passenger cars without air conditioning. What makes this unit so rare is the large inlet and outlet size. The more popular units had 1/8" pipe threads where this unit has 1/4" pipe thread. The is the version with the "AC" logo on the end of the cover over the outlet. You are bidding on one filter assembly with new element. Domestic Buyers to pay $8.00 shipping. Payment must be made by check or Paypal within 10 days of auction close.
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