Besides Holley carb part. Anyone know?
Carb part
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big2bird
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Carb part
I have this in parts section, but I really don't know what it is.
Besides Holley carb part. Anyone know?
Besides Holley carb part. Anyone know?
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KWTownsend
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Re: Carb part
Early.
For a carburetor that has a "tickler" instead of a choke.
: ^ )
For a carburetor that has a "tickler" instead of a choke.
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Re: Carb part
it is the top off of a ca. 1903-04 Holley Bros. carb. It is held on top of the bowl by a bale with a screw which clamps it on. This assembly is mated side by side with the body of the carb.
It's an exceedingly rare part off of an exceedingly rare carb. But for the fact of it's rarity, the sandblasting which was performed would have ruined much of its value
It's an exceedingly rare part off of an exceedingly rare carb. But for the fact of it's rarity, the sandblasting which was performed would have ruined much of its value
Scott Conger
Tyranny under the guise of law is still Tyranny
NH Full Flow Float Valves™
Obsolete carburetor parts manufactured
Tyranny under the guise of law is still Tyranny
NH Full Flow Float Valves™
Obsolete carburetor parts manufactured
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big2bird
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Re: Carb part
Thank you Scott.
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Re: Carb part
That little oval part on the left was pressed for a choke and there was no choke wire in those early years, if my memory serves me well!
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big2bird
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Re: Carb part
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Re: Carb part
Thanks for posting the picture of the whole carb. What a wonderful hunk of brass !!
Get a horse !
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big2bird
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Re: Carb part
It's going down under to David for his 1903 Ford.