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Old 07-29-2018, 09:34 PM
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Default Can a 70 carb on my 71 formula be factory?

My 71 Formula 400 which is VERY original has a 70 carb on it, The car was built the 1st week of May according to the trim tag. Could this be factory as its such an early car?

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Old 07-29-2018, 09:50 PM
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May build would be a late 71. How do you know the carb is a 70? What are the carb numbers?

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Old 07-29-2018, 09:56 PM
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Oh ok I wasn't sure, 7040267

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Nice carb but not original to your car. This carb is for a 1970 455 4-speed GTO.

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The production run for a model usually started in the second half of August.

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Nice carb but not original to your car. This carb is for a 1970 455 4-speed GTO.
Is it worth anything? LOL
What # should be on my car?

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I would think your 267 carb has some good value. I am not up on what they bring, however.

Is your car a 4-speed or an auto?

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the correct carb to your would be:
auto = 7041264
manual = 7041263

the auto carb is relatively easy to find at a fair price, the manual car is quite expensive...

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