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GFE 1005 style air filters aren't as easy to come by as they used to be. None of the motor factors that i go to can supply them any more. Now, i know that Rimmer Bros do them as they are used on Dolomites but they are 12 quid plus p&p. They do crop up on ebay, again not cheap anymore (except TC ones which seem both plentiful and cheap) most are well over a tenner, plus postage. One has just been listed: £14.99.
Now being down to my last nos Unipart one, i thought i'd try to find a supplier and came across In-line Filters:

https://www.inlinefilters.co.uk/Filters ... IN-FA14881

Ok,ok shipping is 6.95 per order, but the filters are cheap £4.73 plus vat. I bought 5 filters for a grand total of £36 inc vat and postage, just over £7 each delivered. Obviously a bigger order would be better value as the postage stays the same.
The filters are very similar to the Fram CA646 being orange rubber and yellow filter paper.

I have a friend who has a stock of Motorcraft ones cant see him at present due to the Lockdown though
Dave

Ah yes, Motorcraft were the Ford equivalent of Unipart weren't they. I remember the Motorcraft man in the adverts in his white Ford overalls and shades. "Mister Motorcraft" he was called.

On eBay- any good?
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Morris-Oxfor ... SwebVed5cY

marina12 wrote: Sat Apr 18, 2020 12:14 pm On eBay- any good?
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Morris-Oxfor ... SwebVed5cY

Thanks, but i was just pointing out that you can still buy new air filters cheaper than the old stock ones that appear on eBay. That one starts at £9.99 plus £3.45 postage, those from In-Line Filters work out at around £7 including postage, depending how many you buy.

Thanks- didn’t take the point on initially but now understood. I will have a look to see what else they offer which might help with non Marina/Ital classics. Thanks for posting.