1939 Buick 248 Straight 8 Air Filter Assembly on 2040-parts.com
Orangevale, California, US
1939 Buick 248 Straight 8 Original Oil Bath Air Filter. Oil Bath Air filter is from a 1939 Buick Special 40, will fit the single barrel Stromberg, or 2 barrel Carter Carburetors. Has some surface rust, but is otherwise complete and ready to be cleaned up and painted for that authentic restoration, or leave it as is for your rat rod. Complete with original clamp, stud and butterfly nut, ready to mount on your carb.
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