Holley Carburetor L-8149-1 Old 6r-5643b on 2040-parts.com
Faribault, Minnesota, United States
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LISTING AN CARB THAT WAS ON A VEHICLE I BOUGHT.
THE CASTING NUMBERS SAY 6R-5643B and l-8149 THIS IS IN DECENT SHAPE BUT NEED TO BE GONE THROUGH THIS RAN ON A TRUCK I GOT, I JUST CLEANED IT UP, NEVER OPENED IT UP. |
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