Carburetor question

[SmashingPunkFan]

I bought a carb, and was told it was off a 1970 Dodge Charger, its a Holley 4-barrel
But is there a way to check and make sure it came off a charger?
And what size engine?
Possibly what model also?




Thanks a bunch!

[John_Kunkel]

In a '70 Charger only the 383 used Holleys.

The LIST number is stamped in the front of the air horn; could have used an R4736, R4738 or R4739.

[SmashingPunkFan]

Ok cool. What was on the '70 Charger 440 models originally? And what kinda codes did they have?

[SmashingPunkFan]

It actually reads: 6R 4713 B


Whats that mean? what year do you think it is?
Thanks

[SmashingPunkFan]

What do you guys think its worth? 

[SmashingPunkFan]

Come on guys? what do you think its worth?
Just curious what model car it came out of, year, and size engine

I need to make some cash also, anyone interested in buying it?

[frederick]

50$?

Though this one is more expensive:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Dodge-Chrysler-Charger-Challenger-Baracuda-440-/160578406784

[maxwellwedge]

Come on guys? what do you think its worth?
Just curious what model car it came out of, year, and size engine

I need to make some cash also, anyone interested in buying it?

Looks like a 600 cfm model 4160 used in 1966 on 360 HP 396 Chevelles with standard transmission. The Chevy boys may want it if it has good dates. Maybe try a Chevelle forum.

[SmashingPunkFan]

Cool! All I needed to know.
Thank you guys for the help!

[John_Kunkel]

It actually reads: 6R 4713 B

You're looking in the wrong place, look for the number stamped in the verticle front of the air horn preceded by the word LIST, if it is from a '70 383 the list number will be 4736, 4738 or 4739.