Looking for baseplate 7038294. Application is 1967 7027157 or 7027157

 

It may be no better than the one you have but it's yours for the cost to ship it.
If nothing else folks will be able to tell where the #'s are if they wanted to hunt one up.

 

Do you have additional pictures showing the levers etc.
THANKS

 

It's locked up and has one mixture screw broken off in it. I'm not even sure where I got it. Probably from the parts stash I bought years ago.

 

What i am finding is this part number has been used for a variety of years and applications with different vac. ports and throttle shafts. That is why i asked for the additional pictures .
This looks like a 70-up Application based on the throttle lever.
Thanks for the willingness to help out !!!

Still looking/need

 

No problem, good luck.

 

That is correct. Rochester used the same basic castings on many different carbs. Throttle shafts and levers, vacuum ports, and other features could be different. You'll need one specifically from a '7032, '7156, or '7157 carb. The base plate from a '7036 (1967 330 4bbl) should work also.

 

The baseplate from a 7032 and the 7036 may "Work" but it carries a different number 7032502.

 

Is that the casting number or the part number? I suspect the casting is the same, but the P/N difference might be due to an extra vacuum port - especially on the '7032 which was the C.C.C carb.

 

I'm going by the casting number that is stamped in the little circle on the mounting ear

 

That's interesting

 

Do 67 bases have a date code like 68's? Just wondering because if they do the date may matter as well

 

Hey Mike, I'm Drawing the line with my sanity to just find the correct baseplate. I have no concern with a date code, However the ones i have seen did not have a date code stamping, Coincidence??

 

For reference there are a few 67 330 carbs on ebay. I reached out to the sellers to get the casting numbers and they are the 7032502

 

Some pictures of the 2502 base plate for comparison.
this one is off a 67 330 carb