Jeep Amc Cj5 Cj7 Cj8 Air Cleaner Assembly For Gm Four Cylinder Jeep Motor 76-85 on 2040-parts.com
Chickamauga, Georgia, US
This is an original take off air cleaner assembly. This is an original AMC item. This is for the GM four cylinder motor used in the 76-85 jeep CJs. This takes two wing nuts to secure the lid. It also has a rectangle base. Please check your application before bidding. We left the element in the filter so you can match it up for a new one. QTM special
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