1999 Nissan Vanette, Toyota?, Datsun? Electronic Setup Carburetor on 2040-parts.com
San Antonio, Texas, US
up for sale is this electronic setup carburator. we are not mechanics. from little i can assess this carb. looks like the 1999 nissan van. this carb could be toyota or datsun. any asian vehicle. its not GM, Ford, or chrysler. it appears clean but we dont how long its be sitting. recommended for overhaul or parts.
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