68 Pontiac Firebird 400 Auto Ram Air 7028276 8276 Quadrajet Carburetor Qjet Carb on 2040-parts.com
Rockford, Illinois, US
This carburetor core is complete except some small external choke related items on the right side .
It is stamped 7028267 1563 on the float bowl . Bowl is cast 7044617 .
This is for 68 Firebird Ram Air 400 with Automatic Trans .
Fuel inlet threads are good yet .
Fuel inlet area is cast 13 underneath with 44650 stamped nearby .
Baseplate is cast 7037174 .
Base corner is stamped C 37 upside down in small digits with a 5 stamped right side up nearby .
All linkages operate properly except the primary throttle will need to be rebushed as typical .
Idle adjustments still turn freely .
Paypal accepted .
This is sold with no guarantees except it has not been restamped!
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