THIS AUCTION IS FOR (1) NOS GM AC GF 124 GASOLINE FLITER. IT IS BRAND NEW OLD STOCK NEVER INSTALLED IN THE ORIGINAL AC GM BOX AND INCLUDES BOTH GASKETS. THE PART NUMBER IS 854347; GF 124. PLEASE LOOK AT THE PICTURES. BUYER PAYS SHIPPING. SOLD AS IS. CHECK OUT MY OTHER AUCTIONS FOR MORE PARTS!!!
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Filters for Sale
- 48 49 50 51 52 ford pickup truck v8 engine motor oil filter canister bracket
- Vintage general oil filter canister model 1a-25a(US $24.99)
- Vintage general oil filter canister model 1a-25a(US $25.00)
- 1956 cadillac sedan de ville car - engine oil filter can - vintage accessory(US $75.00)
- Original beehive filcoolator oil filter with ford flathead bracket
- 1952 1954 ford f series 279 317 engine nos fomoco oil filter bolt # b5t 6894 a
Jaguar XE Estate & Coupe “…a very difficult business case”
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