Eelbrock 600cfm Electric Choke Carburetor on 2040-parts.com
Big Pine Key, Florida, United States
Came off of my rebuilt 307 sbc, never had any problems with it. Straight out of the box. Doing LS swap, not needed any more. Thanks.
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