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DUTCHIE (Guest)

George,

Can you tell by this pic what type of Holley i'm running ? This is my 1978 build Deauville with the original block and iron manifold. The DT service manager for Holland told us that they did do carb swaps at the dealership prior too delivery to the first owner. I'm getting the service record from the importer in this week so that might tell me more.
I do know it has run on LPG for 100.000 km during the 80's and early 90's so this might not be the original Holley anymore.

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