GA Carbs - 2bbls, 4bbl Q-Jets, 4bbl Holleys

[79 silverado]

Still have a shelf of spare/leftover carbs out in the workshop. Now priced individually below:




Carb #1 - Decodes to a 600 CFM Holley - Single fuel line feed $75





Carb #2 - Decodes to a 600 CFM Holley - This carb is aluminum lightweight body, has a split chromed double duel line feed as seen. $85





Carb #3 - Q-Jet decoded on an online website as being a 1977 with a 750cfm rating on the body, recommend you verify independently to your satisfaction before purchase. $35





Carb #4 - Q-Jet decoded on an online website as being a 1980 5.7L with CA Emissions package, recommend you verify independently to your satisfaction before purchase. $50





Carb #5 - Rochester 2-Jet "Bay City" carb, decoded on an online website as being a 1974 350 2bbl with AT carb, recommend you verify independently to your satisfaction before purchase. $40





Carb #6 - This is an old "2-jet" carb from back in the days when a small tab would be attached to the top indicating what it was from. This tab/tag is long since missing, and thus there is no easy way to truly determine what it was from. May have been an early 60s full-size car since I had a couple of those come through at one time that I still have radios and trim for so it is very possible it was from one of those. $40



I photographed the casting/part numbers for all of these so please verify that you know what you are getting beforehand - I tried to get an idea on their original applications from online resources, BUT, of course I cannot 100% guarantee the accuracy of those web resources so buyer is ultimately responsible.

[qadeem]

How much for carb #3 to 80247?

[79 silverado]

Originally Posted by qadeem

How much for carb #3 to 80247?

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[qadeem]

PM sent.. Thank a lot

[79 silverado]

Still have these... New year, new price, and I'll throw in a disassembled q-jet for parts as well!

[superwade57]

Can you please send more info and shipped price.for #3 to 53548. Does it need a rebuild? Which choke is it?

Thanks
Wade
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[79 silverado]

Originally Posted by superwade57

Can you please send more info and shipped price.for #3 to 53548. Does it need a rebuild? Which choke is it?

Thanks
Wade
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On this one I would recommend a complete teardown and rebuild. While most of these carbs were on engines when I removed them and put them on the shelf over the years, carb #3 I remember coming loose in a box when I picked up a disassembled project vehicle years ago.

There is some oxidation on the gasket surface that should be cleaned up.

As regards the choke, it is a nonelectric type but the the choke itself should be replaced. (Opportunity to install the electric conversion one if wanted) The raised surface with the slot you put a screwdriver in and turn to adjust has had a piece broken off on it.

The online shipping estimator gave me a price of just over $18 to send, probably due to the weight. If you're interested how does $50 shipped sound?

[superwade57]

Price sounds fair but I'll have to pass. I'm looking for a ready to go bolt on to improve daily drivability on my brothers 71 as the edelbrock is giving him gallons per mile instead of miles per gallon.thank you tho!
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[79 silverado]

Bump...

And adding one more carb to the line-up. $150 plus shipping, firm on this one (sorry, its on the lower end of what they go for based on what its from)

This is a 1978 W72 trans am carb with an 800cfm valve body from the factory per online w72 specs page. Originally for a bandit trans am type car with the hi-po pontiac 400ci pkg and auto trans. Date coded for a fall build. I stashed it due to the performance nature and the valve body being larger than usual, but I'm in a get-rid-of-stuff mood lately and would rather resist the idea of stuffing it on a bigger motor in my firebird... here the pics:

(Some of these the flash was going off, others it wasn't... don't ask me why???)