Mercruiser Flame Arrestor Ford V-8 302 2 Barrel 1970-1977 By Barbron Corp on 2040-parts.com
Tacoma, Washington, United States
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2 Barrel Flame Arrestor fits Holley 2 Barrel Carbs Ford 302 years 1970 thru 1977. Made by the Barbron Corp in Detroit Michigan for Mercury Marine Mercruiser. Thanks for looking.
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