[694.1]

You sure it's not a Carter in '55? I have Carter parts.

[67drake]

Originally Posted by 694.1

You sure it's not a Carter in '55? I have Carter parts.

It’s a Rochester. No idea if it’s original though.

[Kenth]

A kit like this will save the carb:

[ROCKETMAN269V]

Originally Posted by 67drake

It’s a Rochester. No idea if it’s original though.

I may have a carburetor or air horn. Is there a # stamped on the passenger side of the float bowl? Thanks, Bob.

[67drake]

Originally Posted by ROCKETMAN269V

I may have a carburetor or air horn. Is there a # stamped on the passenger side of the float bowl? Thanks, Bob.

Nothing on passenger side. This is drivers side though.
There’s a similar machined pad on passenger side, but it’s blank.

[67drake]

Originally Posted by Kenth

A kit like this will save the carb:

I’ve seen those! Keeping it in mind for if all else fails

Originally Posted by b-man

Contact PY member Dick Boneske.

He’s a Tri-Power restoration expert and may have the carburetor parts you need or can either fix your airhorn or advise how to do it.

Thanks! I’ll send a PM.

Originally Posted by Mr. G

Maybe try Steve Barcak at Pontiac Heaven in Arizona. Or maybe E-Bay.

Couldn’t find anything matching on EBay.
Didn’t even think of Steve.

[67drake]

Another thing is, that I didn’t even mention, is one of the screw threads from airhorn to float bowl, has stripped threads in float bowl. It is also the one that holds the manual choke bracket to the airhorn. So choke is non functional till that’s fixed. The bracket just pivots.
So if I can find a complete matching carb to rebuild, would save me from heli-coiling this one.
But I’d settle for just an airhorn.

[ROCKETMAN269V]

Originally Posted by 67drake

Nothing on passenger side. This is drivers side though.
There’s a similar machined pad on passenger side, but it’s blank.

That's a casting #; possibly an older carburetor that used an aluminum tag for id. If you feel like pulling the carburetor and measuring the throttle bores, along with some additional pics, I have a bunch of old carbs. I recently helped Dick
Boneske out with an airhorn he needed. Thanks, Bob.