Jim Shepard Posted January 30 Report Share Posted January 30 I picked up a couple of B&B’s at the swap meet the other day and I can’t identify the vehicle(s) they came on. Hoping someone out there can. The numbers are: E6K4 and C6F5. Any ideas? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Robert Harrison Posted January 30 Report Share Posted January 30 I think there was a list on mikes Carburetors which is a good resource anyway for parts etc and videos. They are in the south I think texas. You can clean the carb with a solution of Muratic acid mixed with water there is a vid on utube. I think it was Eastwood that has a paint to use on the carb for a finish in two variants depending on the finish you are looking for. A carb shop turned me on to it they claim you can use it in the fuel bowl to resolve corrosion. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Solution billrigsby Posted January 30 Solution Report Share Posted January 30 11 hours ago, Jim Shepard said: I picked up a couple of B&B’s at the swap meet the other day and I can’t identify the vehicle(s) they came on. Hoping someone out there can. The numbers are: E6K4 and C6F5. Any ideas? 1937 Plymouth Carter C6F5 Carburetor 1937 Chrysler, Desoto Carter E6K1, E6K2, E6K3, E6K4, E6M1, E6L1 Carburetor Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jim Shepard Posted February 1 Author Report Share Posted February 1 Thanks! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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