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Gm Corvette Carb Tags 1956 1957 Corvette Rochester Wcfb 220 Hp, 240 Hp, 245 Hp on 2040-parts.com

US $40.00
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Middletown, Ohio, US

Middletown, Ohio, US
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 UP FOR ACTION IS A SET OF ROCHESTER WCFB CARB TAGS FOR 1956 & 1957 CORVETTES.

THE TAGS ARE NUMBERS 2362S AND 2419S FOR USE ON FRONT AND REAR CARBS ON THE 2 X 4 SETUPS.

THESE ARE CORRECT FOR BOTH 1956 225 HP AND 240 HP APPLICATIONS.
ALSO CORRECT FOR 1957 245 HP SETUPS.

MAKE ME AN OFFER AT 5132673706.

GOOD LUCK BIDDING.

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