1992 Ford/lincoln Nos Ac Filter Kit Part # F2vy-19e773-a on 2040-parts.com
Somerset, Ohio, US
This is a new old stock 1992 Lincoln AC filter kit part # F2vy-19e773-a,, I'm not sure if ford is the same or not with this part #, so be sure and check the numbers and to know this will work on your car
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