Garage Sale New-moroso-22285-aluminum-tattletale-remote-oil-filter on 2040-parts.com
Driehuis NH, Netherlands
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We have a NEW Moroso Omni 22285 Aluminum Tattletale Remote Oil Filter with 60 Micron Element. Sells new for $196.00. This is similar to the Oberg filters. This is a good looking filter housing but will be sold cheap here on ebay. Shipping track/trace $35 |
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