1969 W-30 carb questions....
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1969 W-30 carb questions....
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I have had this carb for years. Can anyone give a good value for it? It is complete and runs quite well. My info says it is an original 1969 W-30 carb.
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I have had this carb for years. Can anyone give a good value for it? It is complete and runs quite well. My info says it is an original 1969 W-30 carb.
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Looks like a chevy carb to me. 69 W30 carb is 7042954. Sometimes the first 2 numbers (7 0) are omitted. Your carb would then become 7022954. The 3rd digit designates brand. 2 us Chevy and 4 is Olds. Your date, 1119 decodes to 111th day of 69 or about april 21st, 1969.
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You have to elongate the holes on the 69 hinge to fit the bolt spacing on the 68 hood. I think daveh did it on on his red car. I started it back when everyone said it was a direct bolt-in, got frustrated because it wasn't, and ended up putting 68 hinges on. I have a set of 69 hinges that are 99% modified but I never quite finished them. Someday I'll put them on. I have dual pattern fenders. Obviously you need that or a 69 fender for the 69 hinge to work.
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You have to elongate the holes on the 69 hinge to fit the bolt spacing on the 68 hood. I think daveh did it on on his red car. I started it back when everyone said it was a direct bolt-in, got frustrated because it wasn't, and ended up putting 68 hinges on. I have a set of 69 hinges that are 99% modified but I never quite finished them. Someday I'll put them on. I have dual pattern fenders. Obviously you need that or a 69 fender for the 69 hinge to work.
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You need at least the 69 pattern. The two hole 68 pattern doesn't fit the 69 hinge at all.
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What happened with the Rochester Q-Jets with the short #'s is,the Rochester plant burned and the carbs with the short #'s were made by Carter. The 70 designation means Rochester and those made by Carter had no such designation.
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What's the date code say for this carb? Years ago I purchased one advertised as NOS on ebay. It was a service replacement carb with a date code in the mid 1970's. OP, sorry I don't know how to read the codes well enough. But that would make a difference on value, if its an original 1969 date vs. replacement date. John
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This post would sure clear that question up. I have for years always wondered about those missing #'s myself. Thanks for that Mike. What year did the Rochester plant burn?
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What's the date code say for this carb? Years ago I purchased one advertised as NOS on ebay. It was a service replacement carb with a date code in the mid 1970's. OP, sorry I don't know how to read the codes well enough. But that would make a difference on value, if its an original 1969 date vs. replacement date. John
Tweed answered it above
I heard this carb also has a date on the base too but I don't know if it's the same.
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It would probably be during the 69 model year run because I've never seen any other year with the short Carter #'s.
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