1968 68 Ford Mustang 200 Inline 6 Cylinder Air Cleaner Breather on 2040-parts.com
Brandenburg, Kentucky, United States
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Very nice air cleaner from a 1968 Ford Mustang. I do not have the pipe that runs between the two parts. These parts were stripped and then media blasted before high temp coating.
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