1978 Honda Xl350 Carb on 2040-parts.com
Rainier, Oregon, United States
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Very clean carb pulled from a non running parts bike. This clean when pulled I haven't touched it. Everything moves beautifully. Choke spring is wonky as shown in the pics but choke seems to operate. Haven't heard it run but it's in excellent used condition. Happy bidding
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