Holley 4779 Bolaws Looks Rebuilt But Not Complete (look) on 2040-parts.com
Apollo Beach, Florida, US
YOU ARE BIDDING ON A HOLLEY CARBURATOR BODY. WITH A BOLAWS AUTOMOTIVE PLATE ON IT, THAT SAYS (BOLAWS AUTOMOTIVE 4779-A #844) ITS PAINTED BLACK WITH RED SCREW HEADS. I DONT KNOW WHAT THE LETTER (A) STANDS FOR MABE ALCOHAL ? I DONT KNOW. 4779 I BELIVE MEANS ITS A HOLLEY 750 PLEASE SEE THE PIC,s TO WHAT IT IS ,AND WHAT IT DOES AND DOES NOT HAVE WITH IT. I KNOW FOR SHURE THEIR IS NO LINKAGE, OTHER WISE, IT LOOKS CLEAN AS A WISTLE.THIS ITEM IS BEING SOLD AS IS WITH NO RETURNS. WINNING BIDDER WILL INCLUD 20.00 DOLLARS FOR SHIPPING AND HANDLING.I ACCEPT PAYPAL THANKS AND GOOD LUCK BIDDING.
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