Edelbrock 1406-7267 performer series carb. This carb was removed from a 351w installed in a Ski Nautique. Carburetor works perfectly and was purchased new in the last few years. I removed it from the boat because it was not a marine carb and replaced it with the factory holley. Also includes an entire metering rod and jet jet from Summit racing.
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