Amc Rambler Classic Carburetor (carter As) 1961-1963 on 2040-parts.com
Chinchilla, Pennsylvania, US
This is a new OLD stock Carter AS carburetor for American Motors Rambler. This was rebuilt years ago and was sitting on a AMC dealer's shelf for years. It is a bit dusty and the plastic choke cover was broken so I removed it. According to the parts book this will fit the 1961 thru 1963 Rambler Classic with automatic transmission and one barrel carburetor. It would need to be cleaned up and use your old choke cover.
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