Carter 1-897

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Can anyone tell me which jeeps uses this carb? I found a couple in the barn.
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Where did you get that number? Off the throttle body? Post some pics and we can help more easily. I believe you have a YS 950S for the M38A1.
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Scout, I had pulled these earlier from Wes' album when you and I were discussing 637 vs 950 last week. These may help Mr. Brumbach ID his find.
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Home run, Professor!
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scoutpilot wrote:Home run, Professor!
Yeah, the number came from the cast iron body. The only other numbers were patent numbers. They resemble the carb on my M38. My dad had a 1953 M38A1 and he acquired a number of spare parts, including these carbs. Doesn't look like they were ever used, although they're covered in dust and surface rust. I'll get some pictures and post them when I have a chance.
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