Re: 1929 6-33 fuel issue
Posted by John Wogec On 2023/12/29 12:12:17
Hi,
I think I have a correct carburetor for your 633. I own a 645 and mistakenly had the carburetor that my brother had bolted to it re-plated in nickel before I realized that the correct one for my car had the larger throat diameter (mine is 2 inches, and the one pictured here is 1.75 inches). Measure the diameter of the hole in your intake manifold at the flange and see if it is 1.75 inches. If so, this carb will bolt right up. I think they only made this carb in two sizes. This may be exactly what you need. I will re-assemble it for you if you would like. I have had mine apart so many times that I can do it in my sleep! You can see from the picture that it even has the original float, which is not cracked beyond repair like some of them out there. You can email me at wogec@yahoo.com if you are interested. I will let it go for a reasonable price.
John
I think I have a correct carburetor for your 633. I own a 645 and mistakenly had the carburetor that my brother had bolted to it re-plated in nickel before I realized that the correct one for my car had the larger throat diameter (mine is 2 inches, and the one pictured here is 1.75 inches). Measure the diameter of the hole in your intake manifold at the flange and see if it is 1.75 inches. If so, this carb will bolt right up. I think they only made this carb in two sizes. This may be exactly what you need. I will re-assemble it for you if you would like. I have had mine apart so many times that I can do it in my sleep! You can see from the picture that it even has the original float, which is not cracked beyond repair like some of them out there. You can email me at wogec@yahoo.com if you are interested. I will let it go for a reasonable price.
John
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