1957 Carter 4 Bbl Square Bore Part # Ec279610aa Top Case # On Bottom Case 2441sa on 2040-parts.com
Canton, Michigan, US
This is a 1957 Ford Carter 4 bbl Square bore part # EC279610AA Top Case or part # EC2-9610AA, on Bottom Case part # is 2441SA. All parts still move, needs a good cleaning and a rebuild. I'm sure if it was rebuilt this carb will work fine. I think it came off my dads 57 Ford. It has a electric choke. See photos for more details. All sales are final. Will Send you your Shipping cost when auction is over. International shipping cost will be more, prefer to ship in the US only. No returns on this item. Good luck and thanks for looking.
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