mfg Posted December 17 Report Posted December 17 (edited) In 1966, Paxton Products had brand new Carter AFB carbs for sale from their stock of …..?….. of these. 1) fifty…..2) one hundred…..3) two hundred…. or….3) two hundred fifty Edited December 17 by mfg Spelling
wdaly Posted Tuesday at 07:31 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 07:31 PM I have no thoughts - and I'm afraid to guess.🤕
Dwight FitzSimons Posted Tuesday at 10:13 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 10:13 PM Well, using my skill gained on multiple-choice questions in college, I'll guess c) Two hundred. --Dwight
mfg Posted Tuesday at 11:29 PM Author Report Posted Tuesday at 11:29 PM 1 hour ago, Dwight FitzSimons said: Well, using my skill gained on multiple-choice questions in college, I'll guess c) Two hundred. --Dwight Well, I guess going to college was worth it… because you are CORRECT Dwight!!!
mfg Posted Tuesday at 11:53 PM Author Report Posted Tuesday at 11:53 PM 4 hours ago, wdaly said: I have no thoughts - and I'm afraid to guess.🤕 Guesses always welcome here Wdaly!
Mark63Avanti Posted yesterday at 06:02 PM Report Posted yesterday at 06:02 PM A question, were these the same carbs as used on the R2 engines?
mfg Posted yesterday at 07:25 PM Author Report Posted yesterday at 07:25 PM 1 hour ago, Mark63Avanti said: A question, were these the same carbs as used on the R2 engines? That ‘200’ figure came from an ad Paxton Products (Granatellis) ran when they were selling off their remaining Studebaker parts inventory…. I’d bet 99% of those new Carter AFB carbs were types made for Stude Avanti R1, 2, 3, and 4 engines.
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