Ford C7AF-BJ ford carb from a 390 428 Tbird Galaxie. Carb will need to be rebuilt, the upper butterfly on the secondaries is only moving slightly it appears the plunger is stuck. Carb is sold as is as seen with no warrantee. If you have any questions please contact me.
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