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2 carbs from my stash. I would like some help to identify and what they might be suitable for. 1. first 2 pictures. Fuel intake without filter. Tag: 7015011, / D2. underside of bowl: 7004497-c-4 (stamped) 2. last 2 pictures. Automatic choke, Tag: 7025105, 45 / 42. underside of bowl: 7025382 (in circle pattern)
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7015011 is for a 1960 truck with 235 engine. Standard (all trans) The other one is for a smaller 6. Info attached....
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Gord 🇨🇦 ---- 1954 1/2 ton 235 4 speed
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Ok. What is BOP? I see what the carb might be used for but BOP...? Thanks for the info.
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Here’s info I gathered when I investigated the tag on my carb. Carb King supplied the details. On 10/10/11 I carefully removed the tag from the carburetor. Can you see the "R" and a "P" just beneath it at the top of the triangular tag? The "RP" stands for Rochester Products. Kudos to Stovebolt.com forum member "Carbking" who correctly decoded the tag. 70 = prefix used for all mid-to-late 60's Rochester carburetors 2 = 1960's 3 = 1963 (the 1st year carb was introduced) 0 = 1 barrel carb 1 = Chevrolet 7 = manual transmission C = 3rd production engineering change F5 = June 1965 90 = badge # of the final inspector
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BOP is Buick Olds Pontiac. George
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thanks all. BOP - I never would have gotten there. Thanks George.
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The first appears to be for the 216. If it’s the ‘49-‘50 Rochester it can be prone to being a bit problematic as far as being road worthy. I know this from personal experience.
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Here is a 3rd carb for identification. Id numbers are rolled on.
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That is a later model rochester mono jet carb. ( New and Improved model b.)
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