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Stockton, California, United States

Stockton, California, United States
Early FRANTZ By Pass Oil Filter, TP element, NOS, box, instructions, COOL, image 1
“Box has been opened. Needs cleaning around base. Please see all of the pictures”
Brand:FRANTZ Warranty:No Surface Finish:chrome Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

This is one of the earliest models of the iconic FRANTZ By Pass oil filter using the toilet paper filtering element. It has the cool engraved lid with 50s type graphics and double post clamps. This one has never been used and is in as nice condition as will be found. Included is the mounting bracket, accessory bag, original toilet paper filter, and complete paperwork with instructions. I have never seen one with the original yellow decal and door jamb reminder. There is some rubber staining from the bottom gasket seeping, possibly from heat over the years. An extra gasket is provided.Shipping will be $13.45 USPS Priority Mail with tracking,.

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