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Go under the van, the fuel filter will be in the fuel supply line, the fuel supply line is a 3/8" steel line. I will say that this symptom is not really a fuel filter symptom
I would have the carburator checked/replaced because while the lines look good, it may not be giving the engine the right amount of gas it needs to do anything above 25.
My 85 silverado was doing the same thing last week. After a few days of that B.S. I ended up replacing the fuel pump and filter and she's been running great since,
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