the carburettor supplied is the one in the photo, TO BE REVIEWED, complete with everything you see in the photo. "Could be" be missing some components, so look at the photos carefully because we don't accept returns "for missing parts" or "not working".... "Economic" versions for export: During the 1970s, some examples of Fiat 124 or 125 destined for emerging markets (such as Egypt or South America) were equipped with Polmo components to reduce production costs compared to the original Webers from Bologna. Fiat 1300, 1500, 124, 125 and 131 (Italy): In Italy, in the years of crisis or when Weber spare parts were in short supply, many mechanics installed the Polmo 34 DCH as a "low-cost" spare part. Although the calibration was slightly different, the carburetor was physically interchangeable.
