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  • Fundamental Carburetion

    Fundamental Carburetion

    The book describes carburetion from the gas tank to the combustion chamber; The carburetion process is described in plain English by an Automotive Carburetor Engineer containing subjects as Fuel Composition, Ignition Timing, Intake Manifolds, and Trouble shooting.Order to become placed as follws: www.fundamentalcarburetion.co..
  • S.U. carburettor

    S.U. carburettor

    Big S.U.  complete carburettor in good looking condition for sale. 
  • Rare Holley Model K updraft 30 mm carburetor

    Rare Holley Model K updraft 30 mm carburetor

    Rare Holley Model K updraft  30 mm carburetor made by the Holley Carburetor Company in good condition. Is in our Dutch stock in Eibergen. € 375. 
  • Zenith 26 TH carburettor

    Zenith 26 TH carburettor

    Zenith 26 TH carburettor. 80 euro
  • Solex 40 VBFDL carburettor

    Solex 40 VBFDL carburettor

    Solex 40 VBFDL carburettor. 150 euro
  • solex 30 VAFD carburettor

    solex 30 VAFD carburettor

    solex 30 VAFD carburettor. 100 euro
  • Solex 30 MHD carburettor

    Solex 30 MHD carburettor

    Solex 30 MHD carburettor. 150 euro
  • Claudel Hobson updraught 36 mm throat carburetor

    Claudel Hobson updraught 36 mm throat carburetor

    Claudel Hobson updraught  36 mm throat carburetor in what looks like serviceable condition. Rare. € 475
  • 1916-1925 Model T Ford Oil Tail Lamp

    1916-1925 Model T Ford Oil Tail Lamp

    A really nice 1916-1925 Ford Model T oil light taillight. Has the FORD script on the top. Very nice lenses, burner, etc. A really good one. The price is 90.00 USD plus shippingCall me at 734-730-4274 or email: motoringicons@hotmail.com for more information. 
  • Very very Rare

    Very very Rare

    Very Rare "" Alpena Motor Car Co " Radiator badge 1911 -1914. The first Alpena appeared in 1911 and was a 30 hp four-cylinder five-seater touring car. The Alpena was not called the Alpena Flyer until 1911, after which the car was simply called the Alpena. In 1912 a line of 40 hp four-cylinder models became available and in ..

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