13 cars and 29 carburetors

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Even a flathead will
run good with 3 carbs
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The '50 is powered by a
57 J2 and a B&M Hydro-Stick
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This 265 has it all, fuel lines, carb
linkage and thru the fender headers
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This docile looking 57 has
the hot 270 HP motor
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The NASCAR version of the dual
four engine puts out 285 HP
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Can't you just hear the roar of this
engine with both 4 barrels wide open?
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She's real fine
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See the 500 emblem on the rear
body panel next to the tail light?
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This Seneca has the long
ram tube 330HP/383
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This is #13 of the 54 W-30's built
at Lansing in June of 1966
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Ford's first Super Coupe
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Some cars only need one carburetor
     

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