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Old 04-02-2016, 03:51 PM   #1
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This one really has me baffled. On one side is "1 1/32". Nothing else I can see. It was a rebuilt unit but the tag and gasket were ripped away.

Thanks in advance for any help...
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There's an expert in Connecticut that could paint that one right up, slick as new. DD
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Stromberg EE-1, Model A-18331, 1938 Nash.
.048" main jets, #63 powervalve; many parts and gaskets interchange with a 48.
Different idle and bypass circuits and squirters, linkage, airhorn and choke parts.
Best suited for your restored clown car...
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best suited for your restored clown car...
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There's an expert in Connecticut that could paint that one right up, slick as new. DD

Me thinks the expert is in Utah.
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A friend of mine has a '37 Studebaker President with a straight eight that has a carb that also looks an awful lot like a Stromberg 97, but isn't.
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Stromberg EE-1, Model A-18331, 1938 Nash.
.048" main jets, #63 powervalve; many parts and gaskets interchange with a 48.
Different idle and bypass circuits and squirters, linkage, airhorn and choke parts.
Best suited for your restored clown car...
I am amazed at your knowledge. Thank you very much for helping me out here.
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Old 04-04-2016, 08:32 AM   #11
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I saw that carb on a '34 Olds. Took special note of it because I have one. Originally thought it might be a Model 40 Ford('34). Close but no... Good Luck: Fred A
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