Chevy 6 Cyl Carburetor Spacer Adaptor Truck Car Inline Rat Rod 1957 1958 1963 on 2040-parts.com
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SEE PHOTOS THIS WAS SITTING ON AN OLD CHEVY TRUCK CHANGES THE OLD TYPE CARB TO SOMETHING MORE MODEREN IM NOT SURE WHAT IT CHANGES IT TO OR HWAT SIZE MOTOR IT CAME FROM ALL I KNOW IT WAS AN OLD CHEVY WITH A STRAIGHT 6 CYL
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