Holley 4777 Carburetor 650 Cfm Double Pumper on 2040-parts.com
Torrance, California, United States
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This Carb was on my 1960 Vett. This carb kicks ass. I changed it out just because I wanted a different air cleaner that did not fit. The new carb cost more but I think this one might be better. This carb was on the car when I bought the car 2 years ago. I would guess this carb is about 8 years old. The car was rarely driven by the previous owner and I don't drive it much either. Note: this unit has a manual choke. |
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