Carter AVS Part Numbers for 440-4V 4-speed Bird?

[rainbow4jd]

Starting to work on putting my engine back together and trying to figure out if I have the original carb or not.

I have this sneaky suspicion that when I put it back together in 1983 that I grabbed the carb off a 440 auto that I had on the shelf, because I was too lazy to rebuild the original one.   No big deal at the time - because we were trying to get it up and running before school started in the fall. (I did the original restoration during summer between semesters).

Anyway - if someone can provide guidance on 440-4V, 4 speed carbs for Superbirds - I would appreciate it.

Thanks friends.

[nascarxx29]

I got a book will look it up . I think its a 4740.Its actually #4737S
http://board.moparts.org/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=6751454&Main=6751380
Another helpfull source of wingcar info
http://www.wwnboa.org/askexpert.htm

[rainbow4jd]

I think the 4740 is what I have on it.   but that may be the automatic one.

[3--Daytona]

If my memory is correct, a lot of time its not,,,,  no. for 440-4-barrel AVS- 4-speed---is 4617s,,, I will go check and see.

[hemigeno]

If my memory is correct, a lot of time its not,,,,  no. for 440-4-barrel AVS- 4-speed---is 4617s,,, I will go check and see.

That'd be the correct number for a Daytona, but as Dave posted and according to what the Guru's little white book says, a 3-pedal 4v 'Bird should have a 4737s (without the N95 emissions option).

[hemi68charger]

Wouldn't it be 4737 or 4739 for California (1970 for Superbird)

[Highbanked Hauler]

  My  4 spd. 500 has a 4617 on it and that was built in 68 but maybe it was carried on in later years

[xs29j8Bullitt]

Wouldn't it be 4737 or 4739 for California (1970 for Superbird)

Correct... and I still have not found a 4737 for my 'Bird...   

[nascarxx29]

$395

4737

70

440 HP

MANUAL

If its still available Tony in DE shows one   http://www.tonysparts.com/BrowseResults.asp

[maxwellwedge]

Call Dick Katter - He probably has one.  Eagle Head Restorations

[rainbow4jd]

Wouldn't it be 4737 or 4739 for California (1970 for Superbird)

Correct... and I still have not found a 4737 for my 'Bird...   

THAT WOULD BE TWO OF US!

[rainbow4jd]

OK - thanks everyone for the leads.   I have to dig through my "shelf" to see if I still have the old one.    I think what happened was we had the original one that needed to be rebuilt AND we had a 440 auto one - already rebuilt.   It was a no brainer of which one to put on at the time.    HOPEFULLY, I still have the original one (because I am notorius for NOT throwing anything away - just ask my wife)

[62 Max]

Wouldn't it be 4737 or 4739 for California (1970 for Superbird)

Correct... and I still have not found a 4737 for my 'Bird...   

THAT WOULD BE TWO OF US!

You just have to know where to look.

[62 Max]

More

[Rolling_Thunder]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1970-Dodge-Challenger-Carburetor-/280851179456?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item416408e7c0&vxp=mtr

4737S

[rainbow4jd]

Both ones I have are automatics.   4740 and 4738   

If anyone wants to trade - let me know.

[62 Max]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1970-Dodge-Challenger-Carburetor-/280851179456?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item416408e7c0&vxp=mtr

4737S

Not a bad price but not correct for a wing car,mid 70 ( August) production and it's missing about $200 worth of solenoid and bracket parts.