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Holley 850 Cfm Competition Double Pumper Carburetor (model 9380) on 2040-parts.com

US $300.00
Location:

Janesville, Wisconsin, United States

Janesville, Wisconsin, United States
BEEN SITTING ON THE SHELF FOR FEW YEARSEVERY THING MOVES NICE WILL NEED TO BE TAKEN APART A CLEAN
Brand:HOLLEY Manufacturer Part Number:9380

HOLLEY 850 CFM DOUBLE PUMPER COMPETITION CARBURETOR
MODEL 9380
4 CORNER IDLE
ANNULAR BOOSTER
4150 FLANGE
THROTTLE BORE 1.750
MECHANICAL SECONDARIES
NO CHOKE
BEEN SITTING ON THE SHELF A FEW YEARS
RAN GREAT WHEN REMOVED
WILL NEED TO BE TAKEN APART AND CLEANUP
SELLING AS IS

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