1957 Chevy Chevrolet Bel Air Oil Bath 4 Barrel Air Cleaner California Emissions on 2040-parts.com
Bolingbrook, Illinois, US
This is a used original 1957 Chevy Chevrolet Bel Air 283 4 barrel Oil Bath Air Cleaner with the ultra rare crankcase breather for "California Emissions." This is a true original and has a 7" snout with the curved bottom lip. The lid has a small cut out where the breather neck sticks through. The oil breather comes with this item, but note that it does have some dents. The lid to the Air Filter has factory dents, but only 2 small non factory ones at the front and back on the curved edge. Easily repaired. The rubber O ring is still very useable and pliable. This has been in storage since the car was converted to fuel injection around 1978.
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