Holley Carb Identification.

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Holley Carb Identification.

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I have an old Holley 2bbl, that came with the 360 in my truck. I am trying to figure out exactly what it is, and what it's worth. I don't know a whole lot about carbs and cannot figure it out on my own.
Any help would be appreciated!
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It has this sticker on it that must mean it was reconditioned by FORD. It is hard to tell because it is ripped up.
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My first truck,
1968 F100 lwb 2wd soon to have a 351w, 5-speed
http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... 15#p771357
^^Build Thread^^

99 F250 super duty, 7.3 diesel!

04 Subaru Outback (daily driver), with a 2.5l boxer H4
(no other projects, YET!)
"Might be crazy but I ain't dumb"!
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Somewhere on the air horn ( the part that will be inside the air filter) should be a "LIST "number
use that for reference on a Holley site and it'll tell all about it.
It might be about a 350 cfm carb . I have a similar one with a hand choke and I've had it on at least 3 plow trucks .
it's a good carb for a stock engine.
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Thanks, I will have to look at that!
Adam

My first truck,
1968 F100 lwb 2wd soon to have a 351w, 5-speed
http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... 15#p771357
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04 Subaru Outback (daily driver), with a 2.5l boxer H4
(no other projects, YET!)
"Might be crazy but I ain't dumb"!
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