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04-12-2009, 03:38 PM
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'69 Gp carb 29268WF?
Can anybody tell me if this looks correct for a '69 Gp 400 auto? I found this in the barn and I think it came off of one I had years ago. The '69 I picked up has a Holley on it that needs a rebuild, but if this is correct I'll rebuild it and put her back to ohhriginale. The number/letter combo is 29268WF 1209. I've never seen a Q-jet that didn't have the 70 or 170 in the beginning, but I guess that wasn't always true.
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04-16-2009, 02:01 AM
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I believe different number stamp had something to do with being manufactured by Carter or Rochester. Looks right to me, I've had both styles in the past. 1209 = 120 day of 1969 I believe.
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04-16-2009, 03:50 PM
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It's correct for your GP.
For a short time in 69, RP left the '70' off in order to stamp all the codes on one line... Quote:
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