HELP! Need replacement Carb: Carter AFB. 3655S
Dear Listmates,
Does anyone have a replacement Carter AFB Carb (3655S) (or know where I can get one quickly) for my '64 De Ville Conv. (with the Transmission solenoid and bolt on mounting plate for the throttle assembly)?
I'm in a bit of jam...
My direct email is Michael.Vogler@gmail.com. PH. 626-375-5843.
Thanks, in advance!
Michael Vogler.
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Permalink Reply by Jason Edge on
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These 58+ year old carbs are getting harder and harder to find. They are out there but not as readily as they were 20 years ago. I have 6 customers on my Wait List looking with Wait Time spanning back a couple years. You may get lucky and find one "quickly". If not, the Eldelbrock 1406 is a good substitute with only a few issues that you will have to be addressed. For more info on this carb and the larger CFM 1400 check out this link: Carburetor - Edelbrock 1406 & 1411 Installation Summary
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Permalink Reply by Michael Vogler on
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Thank you for the reply and suggestion.
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Permalink Reply by Ray Schick on
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Thank you, Ray. I will check it out.
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Tony,
Thank you for the detailed reply and advice. I'm trying to keep the car as stock as possible, but I recognize that the age of the car may make that impossible ultimately. Mike
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Permalink Reply by 3ft7bqmb7dryo on
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I have a core that will need to be professionally rebuilt. It needs a good sonic cleaning. 100.00 It is the 3656S and has a rebuilt kick down switch and bracket.
email me at russ85747@hotmail.com
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