Fram Ca3782sy Air Filter on 2040-parts.com
Alabaster, Alabama, US
This is a Fram CA3782SY Air Filter. I have several filters listed that are all brand new. Some show signs of shelf life. The boxes may or may not be included and if they are they may not be in good condition but the filters have never been used.
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Payment is greatly appreciated within 48 hours. All items will be relisted and any accepted offers voided on 3rd day after purchase if payment is not recieved within specified time. Thank you in advance for your cooperation.
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