Holley Motorcraft 4-barrel Carb on 2040-parts.com
Lancaster, California, United States
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Holley Motorcraft 4-Barrel Car or Truck Carb.
No. D2HF DA B IL10 (on metal tag). This is being sold for parts or rebuilding. Came off of a running vehicle, but has been sitting for a long time. Parts need to be cleaned. |
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