Vintage Johnson Carb Model D 44 Patented In 1913 Model A T Ratrod Custom on 2040-parts.com
Springfield, Missouri, US
We recently acquired a large trailer load of classic car parts from a lifetime collector and this carb was in that batch of parts. This is a Johnson carb made by the Johnson Co. in Detroit, MICH. It is model D 44 and has a patent date on it of 4-22-1913. I have no idea what it might fit, so you are on your own there. It looks to be in good condition, but has sat unused for many years on a shelf and I am sure it will need to be rebuilt. It is dirty, but I don't see any obvious damage on it. The round end of it has something loose inside as I hear it rattling around. Free shipping anywhere in the lower 48 United States. Int'l extra. Good luck!!
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