Carb ID

[bigcountry78]

I found this at my dads the other day and I want to sell it, bu . Don't know exactly what it is. I'm sure someone on here has seen one before. I know its a holley dual feed but that's about it. I can't find anything like a model number or CFM. I know the pics aren't the greatest but my cell phone is all I've got. If you need s close up of something justlet me know.

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[Quadrajet Power]

The code number (4 digits) will be on the front of the air horn/choke. In your 5th picture down from top, I can see the code but can't read what it is.

It is a vacuum secondary carb.

 

[Qwk]

Im guessing, #3310-4, which would be a 750 Vacumm secondary. But why are the bowl vents plugged? You will need to remove all that white stuff in the vents.

 

[bigcountry78]

Yep, #3310-4 is it. There is also 2966 printed below that. The white stuff is from a dirt dauber, its been sitting in storage for a long time. Thanks guys. So what would this sell for new, and what's its value now? Would this work well on an otherwise stock 350, or would I be better off keeping my quadrajet.

 

[DoubleDingo]

I'm going to say keep it q-jet. I don't know the value of an old Holley with a wasp nest in it

 

[Quadrajet Power]

Yea, keep your quadrajet. Better for performance and fuel economy as long as it is set up right for you.

Your holley, in the condition it is in, might sell for about $50.

 

[bigcountry78]

OK thanks. I'll clean the holes out and just sell it under the condition that it needs to be cleaned and possibly rebuilt before being used.