1967 Mopar A B C Body Factory Correct Fuel Filter December 67 on 2040-parts.com
Idaho Falls, Idaho, US
Mopar December 67 Assembly Line Correct 5/16 Inch Fuel Filter Set. Reproduction of the filter installed on the assembly line. Next to the direction arrow is the manufactures code 30206 and date code 3317 = 331 Day of 1967.
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Mopar Authentic Restoration Product
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Includes correct KV fuel lines and crimp clamps (as shown in the photo)
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