4.3 Gm Omc Marine Carb And Air Intake on 2040-parts.com
Hillsboro, Oregon, United States
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This carb was pulled from a running 1988 4.3 GM Chevy V6 OMC boat motor that had a cracked block. This is being sold as is! This should be rebuilt before being put back into use. This is being sold as a rebuild able core. This is a marine 2 barrel carb and the spark arrester air cleaner is included in the sale. Shipping within the continental USA. No international shipping.
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