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1949 Chevrolet 3100 Truck - How to Identify Carb
How can I identify whether I have a Carter or a Rochester carb in my
1949 Chevy 3100? I am pretty sure it has the original 216 6 cyl. The carb that is on the engine is a single barrel on the drivers side of the block with the fuel bowl on the radiator side of the carb and the linkages on the firewall side. Are there any pictures online showing the differences? Which manfuacturer did Chevy use as original equipment? I have boght this truck as a project and am trying to learn more about it. Thanks for the help. Steve Cooper |
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