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All of these pictures are from a numbers matching 70 Judge with 4spd Transmission.
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The casting number for the intake is 9799068.
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Looks like you have an aluminum Edelbrock dual plane intake.
It should work okay if that's what you want to use. If you want to buy a 1970 cast iron intake like factory , John supplied the casting number. They also have date codes cast in them next to thermostat. If you have a choice , you would want to select a date code that predates the car build by a short margin. Your carb looks to be a side inlet Chevy. Pontiac , Olds, Buick fuel line comes straight out front. Not sure that fuel line arrangement will work with the RA pan. but maybe it will The factory correct numbered carbs are extra expensive now , and not required. Here's a link to a very original / correct 70 Judge with some pictures , that just sold. https://bringatrailer.com/listing/19...ge-4/#comments Last edited by Baron Von Zeppelin; 04-18-2025 at 02:08 PM. |
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If you are getting email notices about replies to your thread - but can't find it in the Lobby
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