Is it possible this thing works?

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Just came across this.

It appears to be basically a box ram, like the Bud Moore Trans-Am race manifold of the 70s but for 2x4 Holleys.

My preference would be for a 180 degree manifold for throttle response, this being a 360.

Years ago I did run an Offenhauser 360 on a 302 with a single 4v and I must admit that it was torqie and did rev well into the 7,000's.

I would also presume since it is the Pro-Comp brand made for the 3v intake ports that it is fresh out of China? It is cheap at $359. Must be a good exchange rate at the moment?

Anyone with any opinions on it?

Anyone know what the intake gasket part number is so I can take a look at the alighnment/mis-alighnment scenario?

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