Nice looking carb but what a strange place to put it. Three adaptors! They must not have been able to wait for that BIG 4-barrel for the test run! LOL
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Carter actually made a gold-plated carburetor once. When GM decided to stop installing Carter carbs on Chevy sixes and use their own carbs instead, the CEO of Carter vowed to sell a million replacement carburetors for the Rochester B. It took a few years to do it, but when that 1-millionth Carter replacement carb came off the assembly line, they gold-plated it and presented it to the CEO of General Motors! Jerry
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