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Dr Crankenstein
Rocket Surgeon
I'm clueless, but I found some info...
http://forums.aaca.org/f170/what-model-carb-268995.html
http://www.freepatentsonline.com/1536043.pdf
http://forums.aaca.org/f170/what-model-carb-268995.html
http://www.freepatentsonline.com/1536043.pdf
bones
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beyond repair
I belive its beyond repair though. Rust is horrible
I belive its beyond repair though. Rust is horrible
dmw56
Busted and Rusted on Route 66
It's an updraft carb so it's not going to fit just any ole manifold.
bones
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?
I belive its from an old (like 26) ford? But i could be wrong?
I belive its from an old (like 26) ford? But i could be wrong?
bones
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sorry
I got my years wrong. I belive its from a 28-30 maybe 28-36 model year?
I got my years wrong. I belive its from a 28-30 maybe 28-36 model year?
Ricks Garage
Well-known member
You would think a manufacturer would be proud of their product and have their name cast in the body......
This is a replacement carburetor for a Model T made by the Wheeler-Schebler Co and patented by Earl Bessom on April 28, 1925. Finding parts may be a problem as this has no model / serial number. I would clean it up and either display it, or sell it to a collector.
Rick
Ricks Garage
(full of rats and rods)
WELD ON..........[
This is a replacement carburetor for a Model T made by the Wheeler-Schebler Co and patented by Earl Bessom on April 28, 1925. Finding parts may be a problem as this has no model / serial number. I would clean it up and either display it, or sell it to a collector.
Rick
Ricks Garage
(full of rats and rods)
WELD ON..........[
