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Carb Fit Holley 1barrel Carter Yf Carburetor X1538 6-792 Jeep Willys Truck Army on 2040-parts.com

US $195.99
Location:

hongkong, Hong Kong

hongkong, Hong Kong
Condition:New Brand:CARTER YF 1BBL Other Part Number:36mm old carburetor Manufacturer Part Number:holley carter 1 Placement on Vehicle:Front Part Brand:SherryBerg UPC:076783016996

 CARTER YF CARBURETOR X1538 6-792 JEEP WILLYS TRUCK ARMY 

Carb replace Holley Carter 1-Barrel Carburetor 1940's Willys Jeep ford hot rod 

i think can fit 1952-63 JEEP WILLYS Truck

I am not familiar with all makes and models this fits. Please verify pics match your application

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