1966 Mustang Thermactor Air Canisters With Hose And Clamps Two 2 on 2040-parts.com
Roswell, Georgia, United States
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Here are two thermactor filter canisters, with their respective hoses and
clamps that came from a 1966 Mustang. One canister has been bead blasted and neither have the filter inside. Both are in good shape, except the blasted one has a small dent on the bottom side. No snorkel for the unblasted one. Thanks for looking |
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