Digging through the abyss
of parts and found this.
I have no need for it and would
post the #'s if I knew where to look
for them. The # that sticks out is 7993 M.

All the linkages seem to be in place and it
is not frozen up. I would say it would need
to be be rebuilt. $75 plus the ride.
Shoot me a pm if interested.

 

Price drop, $65 + the ride.

 

Free bump how many cfm

 

I have no idea Bill.

 

Should be a number stamped on the choke air horn in the front. My memory is foggy on these but I think they were 650 CFM or 750 CFM.

 

I find: list 8700
under that 3124.
then under that on the flat of the
horn: 72 MB

 

That's a model 4175 Spreadbore 650 CFM

 

Thanks Trip!

 

Awesome maybe we can get it sold for you now

 

Knowing the CFM can't hurt.

 

Nope good luck with your sale

 

Thanks Bill.
I'm going to drop it to $60
+ ship. It is a lot heavier than
any of The Olds four bbls.

 

Have you tried eBay if it doesn't sell

 

If anyone can use this carb, $50+ship.

 

Bump.

 

Bump, take it for $45 + the ride.

 

Someone, anyone, ha, $35 + the ride.

 

Still have this silly thing.

 

Me too.....lol. Doesn't seem to be much interest.....For $15 I'd rather just throw it in the garbage, which is exactly where it's going soon.

https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...bore-carb.html

 

I hear ya Mike. I have some metal going to the scrap yard soon as well.
The 2 68 fenders for patches I have will probably go too.

 

My old man has a Holley Spreadbore 650 cfm that used to be on his Corvette that I will use someday on something. If it's the same carb as yours, I'll take yours for the spare parts, but it'll be a month till I go home to see him, if you want to wait. 35 and the ship is fine.

 

Works for me Koda. It will probably fit in a large USPS flat rate box.

 

Sold! Thanks guys.