Holley Marine Off Road 650 Cfm Vac Secondary Electric Choke New No Hardware on 2040-parts.com
Grant, Florida, United States
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Holley Marine off road 600 CFM vac secondary electric choke NEW no hardware , Got a lot of new holley carbs , these are Marine /off road carbs which is a better version of the street carbs , they have the anti slosh vents , brass floats and all the best Holley had to offer as they are for severe use . This list for $550 bucks online and are new but have NO gasket or hardware that came originally with the carb and of coarse no warranty.
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