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02-17-2009, 01:31 AM
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Re: Original AC A212CW Air Filter
Randy (Forest Green Z) is a pretty nice guy I'm sure he was just curious.
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02-17-2009, 01:38 AM
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Re: Original AC A212CW Air Filter
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Randy (Forest Green Z) is a pretty nice guy I'm sure he was just curious. I would be willing to bet Randy is a great guy just like everyone else on this site. I'm just happy to be here...or anywhere for that matter. 
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Mark Donnally 2002 Chrysler T & C Minivan (Ol’ Nelly) 322,946 original miles All numbers match...something New carpet and headliner New AC system, blows cold in the winter It ain't for sale so, don't ask
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02-17-2009, 01:57 AM
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Re: Original AC A212CW Air Filter
I think Mark's correct in his original description about this.
True,they did use cross mesh as well as diamond mesh filters on several assembly lines during the same time peroid,but those that started <u>"Best Way To</u> Protect Your Engine-Replace With AC Type A212CW" were what AC was producing during the late 1960's into early 1970's. Sometime during 1974,they dropped the words <u>"Best Way To"</u>,and adopted the shortened version that Marks shows. I talk among other parts hounds about these when they come up for sale,and we reference them Best Way or NOT Best Way filters. I consider Charleys filter the original assembly line installed filter,and Marks correct for a 1974 or later assembly. That yellowing is the original capture oil they saturated these with back then. Very fairly priced considering what it is.
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