1965-72 Nos Ford Truck Oil Filter Adapter 352 360 390 Nib C5tz Fomoco on 2040-parts.com
Brownsboro, Alabama, US
New genuine Ford oil filter adapter. C5TZ-6881-B. Fits trucks that use spin on filter--hold filter in horizontal position. Stamped C5TZ-6881-B and Ford in filter. Fits following trucks. 1965-66 F100-250 with 352 motor, 1967 F100-350 with 352, all 1968-71 with 360 or390, 1972 F100-350 with 390, 1972 F 100 with 360 and 1972 F250-350 with 360. May fit later years. Box opened for first time to take pictures. No shelf wear or damage. Super clean part. NOS in Ford box and super nice.
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