Oil Filter Help

I have a Milodon oil filter adapter that bolts to the side of my early hemi block,pointing the filter forward,alongside the oil pan rail.Bolted TO the adapter,is where the filter screws on.
The words "Replace with AC-PF-7" are cast into the spin-on part.
Ive called everywhere known to man,& looked in all the cross-reference charts I could find.
Does anyone know what a PF7 crosses over to?
Thanks
Troy

 

Found this:
Original NOS white AC Delco Oil Filter with RARE 1' nut on the bottom.
GM #5577410/AC PF-7. Applications are:
Buick Partial 1959 thru 1966
Cadillac All 1960 thru 1966
Oldsmobile Late 1959 thru 1966 V-8
Pontiac All 1960 thru 1965 except 6-cylinder Tempest
Pontiac All 1966 6-cylinder and V-8
Rambler All 1960 V-8
Studebaker Late 1962 thru 1966 All

This filter is a must when you are going to be judged at any of the big National car shows! This filter is NOT reproduced with the nut on the bottom. Filter and gasket are in mint condition. Typical surface rust on the top. This can be easily cleaned with steel wool or scotchbrite pad. There are no loose particles inside the filter. This is a brand new, never used oil filter. Contact Brian in Denver Colorado at 303-680-6785 or email at ebt641@comcast.net
$125.00 plus actual shipping.

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So it's something pretty common!

 

FRAM PH-25 or better yet,take the adaptor with you to the store,and ask the counter guy to find a WIX that fits.

 

FWIW - this adapter has a reputation of being somewhat restrictive - probably not a problem UNLESS you really plan on winging the throttle.

BTW the old "trick" was to bore the p***ages out - it takes a bit of welding/machining to get them to REALLY flow good.

Just to add a wee bit more - the "milodon" part was of course made by them - the 2nd part is a "factory" part (GM) that Milodon used in conjunction with their part. I never could figure out why they did it this way - instead of just manufacturing the whole kit and kaboodle.

 

Cool,,thanks guys!
Bruce,,I have a picture of Dave Zeuschel ***embling an old Hemi,& its got the filter with the nut on the end.
HRM yearbook #5.
Thanks again to all the helping HAMBers!

 

A PF7 is now a PF24, the B-O-P V8 oil filter that can be purchased anywhere.

 

I use a fram ph11

 

...or, if you're a NAPA man, it's a 1258.