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The truck runs much better with the Carter YF on there! A buddy came over with some sandblasting gear, so we dressed up the Valve cover a bit.
http://i62.photobucket.com/albums/h93/Halsey_Motors/EngineCompartment1.jpg

Hope that works. It's not too big.

In a few minutes I'm going to drop the bumper and start pulling rotten bed wood. That should keep me out of trouble for the remainder of the weekend!

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Looking pretty good...Where did you buy your Carter YF from?


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I ordered it from Summit. Couldn't find anything in good shape that had linkages that were close locally, so ordered one of their "Rebuilds."
A little tweaking of the idle and mixture was all it took.


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Do you have a part number for that Carter YF


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HLY-64-2025

It specs for the '67 250 inch engine with Manual choke.

They have a few different ones to choose from. Just search for for the correct carb for your application on their site.

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Another question what size motor is that?


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It's a 250.


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