1957-61 Dodge Plymouth Chrysler Carburetor 243-318 on 2040-parts.com
Huntington Beach, California, US
Ball & ball carb tag # 2514SB, # on side is0-1127. I assume it fits 243-318 engines as this is the info I got from the internet. Rebuild kit # is crk516. Do not ship out of the USA
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