Holley 4 Barrel List 4813 Electric Choke on 2040-parts.com
Britt, Minnesota, United States
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Holley 4 Barrel carburetor List number 4813 very nice carb. Has chrome HOLLEY front and rear bowels , has missing screw in bowel . Has electric choke needs some rebuild . Have not use it in long time . Turns freely . Will be posting more pictures . See numbers on carb.
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