[unruhjonny]

I would appreciate some help from any experts here;
I just aqquired what I immediatly identified as a 1967 Pontiac Quadrajet.

This carburetor appears to have recieved a service replacement fuel bowl at some point;
I am currently soaking it, and after cleaning it, I will get the airhorn number.

This is what I have gleaned from this carburetor to this point:

has large pot style vacuum actuated throttle stop(?) mounted via front airhorn screw and front lh carb bolt

has 1967 style mechanical choke;
secondary choke rod is mia;
has plastic cam;

throttle body date 0047 (jan 4th, 1967);
casting number: 7033616

airhorn has uncovered fuel bowl vent like a '67 Pontiac unit
has slotted secondary butterflys;
has large secondary fuel squirters;
casting number: TBD

probable service replacement fuel bowl stamped (not OE stamping) 7037272 over smaller 7028240;
casting number: 7034814

I would appreciate any insight or input that anyone might offer.