Edelbrock Dual Carb Scoop on 2040-parts.com
Latham, Missouri, United States
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I'm selling my Edelbrock dual carb air cleaner scoop. It was with an engine i bought i doint know much about it. im not even sure what the model number it is. its old and it shows it. It could be used. I just went with a single carb And im pretty sure it could be adapted for that. Its not in perfect conditon but it's not too bad.
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