Hot Rod Holley 94 56 Ford Ecg Y Block Carburetor on 2040-parts.com
Sidney, New York, United States
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You are bidding on a Holley 94 "ECG" two barrel carburetor from a 1956 Ford 272 V8 engine. The ECG carbs had larger venturis, and flowed more air than the previous 94s. It's got an automatic choke, and the throttle plates, adjustment screws, and other linkages move freely. It looks like a good rebuildable carb. Happy bidding!
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