As to whether or not the setup will fit in a truck, I cannot say positively.

As to the unit on Ebay which Jerry referenced: too bad the one choke tower is missing. There would be some additional expense in fixing the weld (weld looks like something I would do, except I learned long ago I cannot weld, so no longer even attempt welding!)

As to the price of the unit on Ebay: EXTREMELY CHEAP! These things are QUITE scarce, but most 1953~1954 Corvettes are already restored, so someone wanting the setup is also quite scarce. One day, someone will find a parts car under a haystack in an old barn missing the setup; and rip the flap off his pants pocket getting to his wallet for this setup (and no, it isn't mine; mine is significantly higher in price!).

Jon.

Last edited by carbking; 03/06/2011 2:46 PM.

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