THIS ITEM IS A1933 FORD FLAT HEAD V8 INTAKE MANIFOLD AND DETROIT LUBRICATOR CARBURETOR, THE INTAKE IS ( CAST IRON ) NOT ALUMINUM AS FOUND ON PASSENGER CARS, IT LEADS ME TO BELIEVE IT IS COMMERCIAL FOR A ( TRUCK ENGINE ) OR POSSIBLY AN AFTER MARKET ITEM A VERY NICE ITEM, NO DAMAGE, NO PROBLEMS WITH CARB OR INTAKE, PLEAS EMAIL ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS, THANK YOU
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