2 New Dodge Plymouth Chrysler Divorced Choke Thermostats. Carter Thermoquad Etc. on 2040-parts.com
Eagle Point, Oregon, US
This is 2 new Standard Hygrade Mopar divorced choke thermostats Please check the numbers for the exact applications. CV-150 ( Mid 70's Carter 2 barrels and possibly others. CV-171 Electric thermostat ( 74-85 Carter Thermoquad carbs ). Sold as is. Please check out our other auctions. Thank you.
Carburetors for Sale
1973 1974 73-74 jeep 1/2 ton carburetor carter made in the usa sealed in plastic(US $69.99)
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Motorcraft/autolite 2 brl carburetor 1.21 rebuilder-parts-or core?d1tfaka as-is(US $19.99)
1980s mazda carburetor 21g304-49 used cond.unknown-looks very decent-sold as-is(US $39.99)
Holley 4 b carb. list- 1273-2s 0174(US $19.99)
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