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02-14-2009 03:44 PM

Thread: 429 carb ?
by glennsexton

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Your original carburetor was a Holley 64-5332,...

Your original carburetor was a Holley 64-5332, 850 cfm. In the event you’re interested, this carb is still available (rebuilt) from Summit for $290.99

I would agree with the above postings...

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