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Vintage Carter Quadrajet 4bbl Carburator Carb 1977 Chevrolet Oem 4 Bbl Rebuild on 2040-parts.com

US $30.00
Location:

Ridgeville, Indiana, United States

Ridgeville, Indiana, United States
Condition:For parts or not working Brand:Carter Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:17057204

Here is a quadrajet 4bbl that is made by Carter.  I ran the numbers and it came back as a original 1977 Chevrolet carb with automatic trans.  The carb has been in storage for years.  It is clean looking and not froze up.  I am sure it probably would need rebuilt or use for parts.  I see the automatic choke parts are missing, and somebody put a little cable holder on it to use a manual choke cable.  I am selling this carb for parts or not working.  Since it is unknown order to me.  It is sold as is, all sales are final.  No returns.  We ship world wide.  Check out my other listings, we have lots of used parts to sell.

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