New Edelbrock 1901 750 Cfm Q-jet Replacement on 2040-parts.com
Tyler, Texas, US
New, still in the original factory box and plastic ! I am the original owner. Direct bolt on replacement for 1966 to 1973 Chevrolet 327 to 454 engines. 750 CFM. Divorced choke. Utilizes stock factory linkage, factory fuel line and factory spreadbore intake manifold. Q-Jet clone in all aspects. No longer manufactured or available from Edelbrock.
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