By Merle Wolfer
The chart below starts with 1957 and runs through 1964 Chrysler 300 covering the letter series air filters. Some of the filter numbers are obsolete and may no longer be at your parts supplier. Some others may be superceded.
Hopefully this air filter chart will aid your search. You can take it to your local parts house, swap meet and keep it handy when you are on ebay.
This research was done using a major brand filter catalog from the 70s and utilizing it's extensive cross referencing in the back of the catalog. I have relied entirely on this catalog for accuracy so this research is as accurate as the source book that provided it.
Also you can see that the chart is not complete. If you find errors or have additions please send them to the 300 Club editor and we will update the chart as needed. It would be great to eventually have numbers in all of the spaces.
| 300C | 300D | 300E | 300F, 375HP | 300F, 400HP | 300G | 300H | 300J | 300K, 360H | 300K, 390H | |
| AC | A48C | A84C | A84C | A132C | A49C | A132C | A84C | A132C | A83C | A132C |
| ACE | AF132 | AF4 | AF132 | AF132 | AF14 | AF132 | ||||
| Air Refiner | ARP15 | ARP15 | ARP4 | ARP15 | ||||||
| Atlas | A2 | A21 | A4 | A21 | A21 | A21 | ||||
| Baldwin | PA613 | PA658 | PA615 | PA658 | PA658 | PA607 | PA658 | |||
| Fram | CA161PL | CA163PL | CA163PL | CA189 | CA160PL | CA189 | CA163PL | CA189 | CA162PL | CA189 |
| Hastings | AF2 | AF20 | AF20 | AF144 | AF4 | AF144 | AF20 | AF144 | AF9 | AF144 |
| Lee | AFL15 | AFL15 | AFL132 | AFL4 | AFL132 | AFL15 | AFL132 | AFL14 | AFL132 | |
| Mopar | L141 | L172 | L141 | L172 | L172 | L150 | L172 | |||
| NAPA | 2030 | 2083 | 2020 | 2083 | 2083 | 2041 | 2083 | |||
| Quaker State | QSA189 | QSA160 | QSA189 | QSA189 | QSA189 | |||||
| Pennzoil | PZA4 | PZA7 | PZA4 | PZA4 | PZA4 | |||||
| Purolator | AFP2 | AFP15 | AFP15 | AFP5 | AFP4 | AFP59 | AFP15 | AFP59 | AFP14 | AFP59 |
| Wix | 42030 | 42042 | 42042 | 42021 | 42020 | 42021 | 42042 | 42021 | 42041 | 42021 |
CHRYSLER CORP.
AIR FILTER EASY TO CLEAN
All it takes to service Chrysler Corporation's new micronic air cleaner is a gentle tap against the heel of a shoe. The unit is capable of filtering dirt and dust particles out of the air as small as four-millionths of an inch. The new Chrysler and Imperials cars. (see photo)
From 1957 press release.
