Mopar Single Snorkel Air Cleaner on 2040-parts.com
Center Valley, Pennsylvania, United States
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Single snorkel air cleaner. Was off a 60's , early 70's Mopar 440 engine. I do have an equally rusty base pan for this upper part of the air cleaner I can include if needed. It is the smaller diameter opening for approx. a 4 3/8 inch carb opening. Other than surface rust, this will clean up good.
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