Alum 9 Inch Fuel Filter on 2040-parts.com
Mineola, Texas, US
used alum fuel filter. center section 9 1/4 inches. has 2 number 8an ends. 1 of them is messed up sum. can be seen in pics. has a new number 10an end. filter clean in and out. would use a diff filter. can be bought cheap and comman size.
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