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Saint Johns, Michigan, United States
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Vintage Ford Oil Filter Canister and Mounting Bracket. This unit is in good condition with no holes, cracks or dents. This unit
is for the Ford flathead 8BA, it mounts on the drivers side head towards the back with three head bolts. Then install two oil lines, a filter and now your flathead oil is being filtered. A very nice used part, it will need a cleanup, ask any questions. |
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