So my Christmas present to myself was waiting on the porch when I got home. The manifold is as was described by the seller. I found some pulled threads where the heat riser plate mounts but other than that it seems solid.

The carbs are not numbers matching as far as model but both are Carter YF. They look to have been rebuilt and not run. The seller stated that the had been on is Father in Laws shelf for several years. They smell like an antique shop, so I'm sure it's true. The linkage is complete and moves freely. There are no missing parts and the fuel bowls are clean.

I will do a little more inspecting and note anything wrong.
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Offenhauser Dual Manifold
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Offenhauser Dual Manifold 2
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Carter YF Front
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Carter YF Rear
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Heat Riser Plate
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Carter Throttle size
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Carter Mounting base size

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