65 Fuel Pump?

My 65' GT was built in April 65 & it came with the Can filter integrated into the fuel pump.

Every '65 I've ever seen has the filter on the pump. In fact, when I had my '65, the fuel pump went out and I had to buy a replacement at the local NAPA, and their parts book only listed the filter/pump.

If your car has a 351W in it it shouldn't matter much if you go to the later style fuel pump, unless you are still trying to keep the looks of the car original. Most people don't notice the wisder intake on the 351W when they look at a car with an open hood.

The small block fuel pumps work from engine to engine. If you are working on another car that still has the original motor in it and you want to get rid of the filter on the carburetor and connect the fuel line directly to your carburetor there are adapters that thread into the fine threads of some of the carburetors and adapt the front of the carburetor to the coarse fuel line thread. I took one of those fitting off of a 1965 F100 big block truck in a wrecking yard recently.