Toyota Oil Filter Cartridge W/ O-rings, Corona 3rc Thru 8/67, Stout on 2040-parts.com
Yorba Linda, California, US
PART# 04152 40011, MFG.CENTRAL, MADE IN JAPAN, NEW QUALITY OIL FILTER CARTRIDGE WITH O-RING KIT, NOS NLA, TO FIT THE FOLLOWING TOYOTA MODEL:
TOYOTA CORONA 3RC FROM 9/65-8/67
TOYOTA STOUT RK41THRU 2/69
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