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Just want to inform about my experience. I found a source for Frantz as I wanted to replace the rubber "o-ring" and saw they had filters. I thought "This is better than the John Wayne toilet paper those guys on Stovebolt suggested." So I ordered 4 of their "cellulose" filters you can see here: https://www.frantzfilters.com/product-tag/parts/?orderby=popularity

Well I got my order yesterday and I'm here to tell you what I bought was FOUR ROLLS OF JOHN WAYNE TOILET PAPER!!!!!! At least the hole in the center is the correct size for the center of my oil filter and the o-ring is a perfect fit


1951 GMC with positive ground. Engine is a ‘54 Chevy passenger car (Serial Number 0024472F54Z) with a ‘56 head (casting code on top of head 3836848 GM 4), Casting Code (on passenger side on side of head B56 848 850)
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Isn't the Frantz oil filter's entire raison d'etre is that it utilizes toilet paper?


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I buy mine at Costco. Of course we use it in the house too.


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The original Frantz system used a regular Fram or AC canister with some adapter bits and pieces. Buy a case of TP from the local "No Tell Motel" and you'll be good to go for a long time!
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