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Vintage The General Oil Filter Canister Model 1a-25a / Red & Black / Novi, Mich. on 2040-parts.com

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Haslett, Michigan, United States

Haslett, Michigan, United States
Shows lots of wear and grime, see photos.
Brand:The General Filter Warranty:No Other Part Number:1A-25A Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Surface Finish:Good Color / Needs Cleaning

Vintage The General Filter Model 1A-25A
Cannister of solid metal Red & Black with UL listing and company markings.
Novi, Michigan USA

Good solid vintage condition.
Did not open but would probably need new filter

See pictures for condition.
A great vintage find.

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