1967 BUICK GS 400 STAR WARS 400 4V AIR CLEANER

OEM 1967 Buick GS Star Wars Air Cleaner Assembly in good condition. This assembly has been refinished to the original look of the 1967 cars featuring the four barrel Star Wars air cleaners. The Buick style base features a clean interior, correct carburetor index marks, and a new custom K&N air filter (the filter is approximately 1/2" taller than the original, but is out of sight once installed.The base may not be original to the unit, but allows the filter to fit snugly around the opening of the top and mount correctly on an original carburetor.
The fiberglass top piece is in remarkably good condition and has mostly crisp ridge lines along the center and side inlets. The air inlets are straight and clean as well. A replacement chrome billet wing nut with stud augments the assembly, adding more pop to under your hood! The factory BUICK letters and SHIELD are original pieces, installed with original snap-on retainers.
APPLICATIONS
This assembly is correct for the following:
1967 Buick
Regal Gran Sport/GS & Riviera with the 400 engine (and transplanted 455s)
Note: this will also fit the 68-72 models, as well as many other brands/engines.
FITMENT
This assembly will fit factory 4 barrel carburetors with the 5 1/8" flange (Quadrajet). If you have modified your carburetor or intake manifold, please inquire first prior to bidding to ensure fitment is correct. Return requests for non-fitment will not be honored.
CUSTOMER SERVICE, WARRANTY, & RETURNS
CUSTOMER SERVICE
The assembly will ship within one day (usually the day of payment) with shipping and tracking information provided
WARRANTY
This assembly is guaranteed to match the item description - customers have up to 14 days from the date of delivery to return the assembly if it is not as described
RETURNS
Assemblies must be returned in the original packing- customers are responsible for return shipping charges. A refund will be issued upon receipt of the inspected assembly. Returns for non-fitment will not be honored-please ask questions first.