Corvette 1953 1954 Linkage Between Carbs Original Fuel Line Center Brass Block on 2040-parts.com
Poway, California, United States
This part went obsolete years ago~Brass Block for the fuel line between the carbs on a 1953 1954 Corvette . This fits the years 1953-1954 Corvette and is inside the tachometer can and the speedometer can. 
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