1958-1967 Corvette Nos Oil Filter Canister & Pf-141 --- Gm Part # 5574535 on 2040-parts.com
Itasca, Illinois, United States
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NOS------------------OIL FILTER CANISTER AND PF-141 FILTER ELEMENT THAT BEEN IN STORAGE FOR OVER 50 YEARS --- THE SILK SCREEN IS THE WAY THEY DID IT BACK THEN --- HAS THE CORRECT "AP" BOLT --- DON'T RECOMMEND USING THE ORIGINAL PF-141 --- USE THE CURRENT REPLACEMENT PF-141 THAT I'M INCLUDING SINCE IT ISN'T JUDGED --- JUST NEAT TO HAVE THE ORIGINAL PF-141 FROM THE 50'S AND 60'S
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