Vintage Carter Ball & Ball Carburetor 6 Cyl D6h2: 1950 Chrysler. on 2040-parts.com
Big Rock, Illinois, United States
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I found this carb. while cleaning out my dads garage. I believe it is from a 1950 Plymouth coupe we had sum years ago.
I do not know the condition of it. It is dirty and should be rebuilt.
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