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Mopar 1971 383 Hp Carb #4165 Challenger, Cuda on 2040-parts.com

US $100.00
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Ogilvie, Minnesota, US

Ogilvie, Minnesota, US
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 Nice clean carbruator all the parts move nicely. I have not used it my self but i would say you could bolt it on and your ready to go.

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