Tillotson Carburetor - From A 1933 Ford Truck Nr!! on 2040-parts.com
Fredericksburg, Virginia, United States
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Tillotson Carburetor from a 1933 FORD Truck. Frozen, but solid. Just needs to be taken down, cleaned up and use one of those Carb Gasket Rebuild Kits. One side has some white paint on it, I was spraying/painting the walls in my garage and accidently got some overspray on it. Sorry. But will wipe right off with some paint thinner. |
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