Fuel Filter Purolator F65627 on 2040-parts.com
Califon, New Jersey, United States
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Box is a little messed up but filter is new and unused. Ive had it kicking around for about 6 months. Sold my jeep before I installed it. Bought at Advance Auto for $40.00.
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