New 1950 Buick Series 40 - 50 - Carburetor Kit ( Daytona No. 109 ) on 2040-parts.com
Dallas, Texas, US
NEW Daytona Carburetor Kit No. 109
For
1950 Buicks Series 40 and 50 (Special and Super )
With
WGD 2 - BBL Carburetors
ALWAYS GOOD TO HAVE A SPARE !!!
Carburetor Parts for Sale
New 1955 - 1956 buick series 40 carburetor kit - ( daytona no. 2003) - 2-bbl(US $25.00)
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Nos 1957 - 1060 buick 4-bbl carburetor kit also 1958 - 1965 chevy's(US $25.00)
Nos 1983 - 1986 ford 2-bbl carburetor kit by hygrade jiffy # 1220c(US $15.00)
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Nos 1954 buick 2-bbl carburetor kit by pacco # e-1134(US $20.00)
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