1963-1966 Impala Ss,nova,chevelle 2 Barrel Carb ''air Cleaner'' on 2040-parts.com
Marysville, California, United States
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rare original 2 barrel carb ''Air Cleaner" center hole 4'1/4 no dents ,freshly sanded and painted,ready to install a better one will not come around.dont settle for a repop.dress up your engine bay
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