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The Rochester B on my 1950 216 had no model number tag. Suspect it is a '52 or later by the two fuel holes on the venturi bar.
Somewhere I read that the last few digits of the model number are stamped somewhere on one of the castings. Looked all over but must have missed them. Any Help?

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Got the info. Too bad my tinfoil tag under a carb screw went away years ago. Might just be possible that there are some numbers stamped into a gasket mating surface somewhere inside.

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