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From 1978 Honda GL1000 “OldWing SOLD 10/2014”, documented by dbmcd.

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1978 Honda GL1000 - A four-cylinder motorcycle carburetor bank (Honda GL1000-style) sits on white paper atop a workbench, showing the aluminum bodies, throttle… 1978 Honda GL1000 - Four-carburetor rack assembly from a motorcycle sitting on a workbench, removed from the engine, with black rubber intake boots still attac… 1978 Honda GL1000 - A bank of four constant-velocity motorcycle carburetors removed as an assembly, numbered 1 through 4 with linkage rods, float bowls, and ru… 1978 Honda GL1000 - Disassembled carburetor internals laid out in a clear plastic tub, including two coil springs, brass jets and emulsion tubes, a needle valv… 1978 Honda GL1000 - Close-up of a disassembled motorcycle carburetor body viewed through the venturi throat, showing the aluminum casting with mounting bolt ho… 1978 Honda GL1000 - A hand holds a brass fuel/jet tube being inserted into or removed from a disassembled aluminum carburetor body, likely from a Honda GL1000.… 1978 Honda GL1000 - Close-up of a disassembled carburetor float bowl area on a motorcycle engine, showing brass floats, a dark rubber-tipped float assembly, an… 1978 Honda GL1000 - A set of four constant-velocity carburetors from a Honda GL1000 motorcycle, viewed from above showing the fuel rails, rubber intake boots,… 1978 Honda GL1000 - A partially disassembled Honda GL1000 motorcycle with the fuel tank and bodywork removed, exposing the horizontally-opposed engine, steel f… 1978 Honda GL1000 - Close-up of a horizontally-opposed motorcycle engine, likely a Honda GL1000, showing the aluminum cylinder heads with black spark plug caps… 1978 Honda GL1000 - A hand holds up a black plastic terminal block connector with two large screws and a smaller center Phillips screw, plus a metal washer and…