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#29609 03/22/2003 4:08 AM
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I'm just starting my first project. A 1970 c-10 with a 307. The fuel filter in the truck is an old glass one with a paper filter. I cant find a new paper filter and cant get a part number for a new compatible filter and housing. Do I just take the old one to the store and try to match it uo with a new one or is there a better way.

#29610 03/22/2003 1:34 PM
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I would try taking it to a mom & pop parts store and see if they can help you. You could also try the 67-72 Chevy board , one of those guys might have one.


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#29611 03/22/2003 3:49 PM
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I don't know how new they go but know that Chevy Duty also has a 60/66 catalog. Maybe they have newer than that as well.


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#29612 03/22/2003 6:03 PM
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WHere is the filter located and what does it look like?
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Do you have a pic of the filter in question?


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#29613 03/24/2003 10:30 PM
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Scot I used to sell the paper filters to the local contruction companies when I sold parts. Hastings filters makes that filter in a couple of sizes. Take some measurements and go to the back of the Filter book. You will find something if you don't send me the dimension and I will look it up for you, just drop me an email. It maight take me a day or two to get you the part number.

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#29614 03/24/2003 11:47 PM
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This may be a Purolator "add-on" filter sold at a variety of auto parts stores. If the body is glass and the ends are chrome, see if the castings say Purolator. If so, Advance Auto sells the replacements.


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