Need confirmation and where to find...

[wldgtx]

So I would like to confirm the correct carburetor for my 1970 Challenger RTSE Auto/Air.

I have heard that it could be the AVS, I have also heard it could be the Holley 4369.  IF it is the 4369, I need to locate one as I would like to get the right carb on it.  BTW, my build date is 2/17 just because I know someone will ask.

Thanks in advance!

[autoxcuda]

Does the car have California emissions? That would be N95 on your fendertag and buildsheet.

I believe your buildsheet will have the last digits of the carb number.

Once you find the number you need, you'll have to search for used carbs or in the rare case find an NOS one.

Look at Mopar for sale sites, eBay, swap meets, Mopar professional used parts dealers, etc.

It's not going to be something you order out of a catalog.

[wldgtx]

Does the car have California emissions? That would be N95 on your fendertag and buildsheet.

I believe your buildsheet will have the last digits of the carb number.

Once you find the number you need, you'll have to search for used carbs or in the rare case find an NOS one.

Look at Mopar for sale sites, eBay, swap meets, Mopar professional used parts dealers, etc.

It's not going to be something you order out of a catalog.

No CA emissions.  I realize it's not a catalog order item.  I am just trying to determine which carb belongs on this engine.

[anlauto]

Member @ScottSmith_Harms  can likely help you...

[wldgtx]

Member @ScottSmith_Harms  can likely help you...

Good call, I figured if anyone had one, I would send to Scott to restore.

[EV2RTSE]

You need a 4369. Carters only came on blue engine 383's - non-R/T Challengers, Barracudas, etc. Tony's Parts usually has one if you can't find any elsewhere.

[ScottSmith_Harms]

Sorry, I don't have any 4369's. particular Holley's are getting pretty hard to find, you really need to beat the bushes for the right numbers and dates. It can be a real Easter egg hunt with so many list numbers and date variables in 70-71 383 applications.