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Old 03-21-2023, 04:01 PM
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Default '68-'69 Air Cleaner Instructions Silk Screen Kits
I now have kits to apply the '68-'69 A and F body air cleaner service instructions.

The most common codes are:
  • PP for '68-'69 Pontiac Firebird 400 and GTO with the standard air cleaner option.
  • PR for '68-'69 Pontiac Firebird 400 and GTO with the Heavy Duty air cleaner option.
However, I have most codes available including 350 4bbl, HO and 2bbl applications.

The silkscreen is reusable and comes with application instructions. Screened image size is approximately 1 1/8" x 3 5/8".

Kit includes:
1 air cleaner silkscreen (washable and reusable)
1 .5 oz white silkscreen ink for metal surfaces
1 Wood paint application stick
1 Plastic spreader
Instructions

$25/ea + $5.50 shipping.





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I wonder when the '69 air cleaners went to the vinyl decal?

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I’ve never seen the service instructions as a vinyl decal. Would be curious to know more.

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This is an amazing addition to the hobby!

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Absolutely!
The '68 Ram Air cleaners didn't get these did they?

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The '68 Ram Air cleaners didn't get these did they?
No, I believe they got the label under the lid like the ‘67 HO cars. I’m working on that one.


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