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Looking for complete Qjet cores. 1968-72, doesn't need to be exotic H/O units but would entertain them. Preferably the 455 variety. I have the numbers books so you don't need to dig around and research what you have, as long as you can provide me a number.
Stripped threads, bent linkage, seized, all are OK as long as they unit is complete with all hard parts
Others are considered. Buick or Pontiac preferably. Sadly there isn't a huge call for Chevy units as most of those guys think Holley is the way to go. But I figured since this was Classic "Olds" I wasn't going to request others. LOL
I'm in Calif. maybe to much to ship as they are heavy to ship. I do have some big and small block carbs. Some of the tops and middle bowl and bottoms bye their self. I'll get numbers later on Sat.
I'm in Calif. maybe to much to ship as they are heavy to ship. I do have some big and small block carbs. Some of the tops and middle bowl and bottoms bye their self. I'll get numbers later on Sat.
Cores fit nice in USPS medium flat rate boxes with the inlet removed. Send pics when you can please.
Rocketman:
I thought even numbered carbs were jetted for automatic cars and odd numbered carbs for manual cars. Thanks for the correction.
That is not always the case. More often than not the last digit indicates, engine application, car model, or exotic carb. 7041250, 1971 350 carb, either trans, 7041251, 455 carb, either trans..
what are you paying for them? Like the 67 cores you are requesting. In typical off the shelf condition. Complete but on the shelf for a long time and needing restored.
157 and 153 are numbers for california cars that had A.I.R. 156 and 036 are the normal 49 state carbs-i have a 7026254 330 carb
Thanks. The 157 was specifically requested by my customer for his 67 442. Its possible his is a California car and would prefer to keep it that way, I'm not completely sure his reasoning. I have a 157 right now but it is only pretty much good for the number on the float bowl.... too much wrong with it, when a better core can be found (I hope).
what are you paying for them? Like the 67 cores you are requesting. In typical off the shelf condition. Complete but on the shelf for a long time and needing restored.
January 5th, 2018, 08:48 AM
But I figured since this was Classic "Olds" I wasn't going to request others. LOL 
