carburetors exist on more than just cars. Lawnmowers, ATVs, motorcycles, etc. Given that someone is already skilled in engine maintenance, seems unlikely they

carburetors exist on more than just cars. Lawnmowers, ATVs, motorcycles, etc. Given that someone is already skilled in engine maintenance, seems unlikely they wouldn’t recognize a common engine component in all classic cars and most small engines. Furthermore, what’s with the argument that someone would be completely unfamiliar with an object/event/concept that existed before their time? I see this argument used from time to time, and it’s baffling. Are you completely unfamiliar with everything that was not longer manufactured after you were born? Does it surprise you that a ton of young people are interested in restoring classic vehicles (and electric retrofits) and there is a large online community of such?