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06-05-2020, 04:31 PM
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I'll check my stash of 68 GTO air cleaners to see if I spot any difference (I can more easily do this when it's not -0 in the garage).
Question: I know that this has been discussed, but do we have a definitive answer on whether the breather tubes originally black phosphate or silver? I have pictures of some very original cars that appear to show originally black phosphate but faded. I check those in my attic also. Attached are a couple of different shots of air cleaner assemblies I have for my herd.
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