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Rebuilt Rochester 4-barrel Carburetor M4me 1981-1984 Gm 350 305 @look@ on 2040-parts.com

US $129.99
Location:

Waretown, New Jersey, US

Waretown, New Jersey, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Part Brand:ROCHESTER Manufacturer Part Number:17082226 Warranty:No

UP FOR AUCTION WITH A "BUY IT NOW" OPTION IS A ROCHESTER 4-BARREL MODEL M4ME. STAMPED NUMBER 17082226 WHICH FITS CHEVY GMC TRUCK 81-86 305/350, BUICK 81-86 305/350, OLDS 81 305, PONTIAC82-86 305. CLEAN, AND COMPLETE WITH MOUNTING GASKETS. CARBURETOR WILL FIT OTHER YEARS AND ENGINES.  THANKS FOR LOOKING, AND HAPPY EBAYING!

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