C2 Carbs?

[Dale S.]

Hi, This is my first message. I have been a 1967 corvette owner since Oct. of 1966. I bought a 67 big blck roadster drove it a year and sold it 4300.00! In 1972 I bought a 1976 small block (L79?) A/C coupe. my present car. I have 3 holley carbs that I do not know what they fit. The first, a GM part number(I think)on the air horn 5752426, then List #1850 under that 371. It has holley on the bowls and adjustable floats. The #2 Carb, no GM number, List 3918 under that 261 7. It has Holley bowls with no float adjustment front or back. (holes plugged and for lack of a better word peened over). The #3 carb is GM #2843151, List 3667, below that 712, it has Holley bowl's and no adjustment screws as #2. You help would be appriciated. Dale

[John H.]

Re: C2 Carbs?

The 1850 is an over-the-counter "universal replacement"; dunno about the other two, but they had no Chevrolet application I can find.

[Clem Z.]

Re: C2 Carbs?

#3918,1968 440 chrysler, #3667 1967 440 chrysler