Holley Carb for my RT/SE

[71GranCoupe]

I am looking for a Holley carb for my RT/SE as the title says. It has an SPD of , but was not finalized until 9/69. It is a Dealer Promo car with many options, probably not availble at first days of production, hence the late door tag. The number I am specifically looking for is 4369. Any carb with a build date after August will not work. Send pictures if you have one laying around. I prefer a complete unit, but willing to look at a partial as well. Once I find the right one, I will drop it off with Scott Smith of Harms for a rebuild.

thanks guys

[Cuda Cody]

Yup, that's a pretty early car and finding a carb that early will be fairly hard.  But I'll keep my eye open for you.     I'll be at the big Portland Swap meet in a few months and I'm planning to go tot Carlisle too.   

[Cuda Cody]

Dang, this one could have worked....  someone got it.

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[headejm]

I am looking for a Holley carb for my RT/SE as the title says. It has an SPD of , but was not finalized until 9/69. It is a Dealer Promo car with many options, probably not availble at first days of production, hence the late door tag. The number I am specifically looking for is 4369. Any carb with a build date after August will not work. Send pictures if you have one laying around. I prefer a complete unit, but willing to look at a partial as well. Once I find the right one, I will drop it off with Scott Smith of Harms for a rebuild.

thanks guys

What engine is in your RT/SE?

[71GranCoupe]

I am looking for a Holley carb for my RT/SE as the title says. It has an SPD of , but was not finalized until 9/69. It is a Dealer Promo car with many options, probably not availble at first days of production, hence the late door tag. The number I am specifically looking for is 4369. Any carb with a build date after August will not work. Send pictures if you have one laying around. I prefer a complete unit, but willing to look at a partial as well. Once I find the right one, I will drop it off with Scott Smith of Harms for a rebuild.

thanks guys

What engine is in your RT/SE?

I missed that in the above info, it is a 383. And yes, that one Cody spotted would have been close enough.

[71GranCoupe]

Yup, that's a pretty early car and finding a carb that early will be fairly hard.  But I'll keep my eye open for you.     I'll be at the big Portland Swap meet in a few months and I'm planning to go tot Carlisle too.

Thanks Cody.  I hopefully will be at the Spring Fling in April. Oh, by the way, I still have your desk-art that I picked up from you sometime back. It is in with all my backup parts.

[headejm]

Did some 1970 383 RT's get Holley carbs and some get Carter carbs? My 1970 came with an AVS carb.  Was it a 1971 thing? What was the determining factor for carb selection?

[Cuda Cody]

I thought all 1970 383 RT's got a Holley.   

Did some 1970 383 RT's get Holley carbs and some get Carter carbs? My 1970 came with an AVS carb.  Was it a 1971 thing? What was the determining factor for carb selection?

[headejm]

Does the SE have anything to do with mine being an AVS?

[71GranCoupe]

I agree with CODY on the Holley vs AVS. From the info and what I have seen, 383 HP got the Holley and 440's got the AVS. Good friend had a RT/SE 4 speed car, all numbers and an oem resto and it had the AVS. In looking at the White Book, it does show an AVS on the low performance 383 though. 

[fc7cuda]

My RT/SE 383 car D21 had the original Holley on it.  It did switch it over to AVS half way up Pike's Peak when the Holley choked/flooded out from the altitude gain. Oh, the fun days.....

Tom

[headejm]

I love a good mystery! 

[Timbbuc2]

Does the SE have anything to do with mine being an AVS?

My SE has a AVS

[Chaos-N-Mayhem]

That is a tough carb to find. I was looking for a 4369 for my 70 Charger 500 for a couple years with no success. Thought I had found one once on ebay and quickly bought it for all of $45. I thought it was a great deal until I got it and realized it was a 4368. It was a nice carb and good in its own right but not the numbers card I was specifically looking for. I messaged the ebay seller his title listing was wrong, but also discovered in his description he listed as a 4368. So I was partially to blame for not reading thoroughly. Guess I was excited to have finally found it. Seller said it was an honest accident/typo and offered to refund me. But it wasn't worth it. I was out of luck on the correct carb.
Certainly hope a member can help you locate the one you need.

[71GranCoupe]

That is a tough carb to find. I was looking for a 4369 for my 70 Charger 500 for a couple years with no success. Thought I had found one once on ebay and quickly bought it for all of $45. I thought it was a great deal until I got it and realized it was a 4368. It was a nice carb and good in its own right but not the numbers card I was specifically looking for. I messaged the ebay seller his title listing was wrong, but also discovered in his description he listed as a 4368. So I was partially to blame for not reading thoroughly. Guess I was excited to have finally found it. Seller said it was an honest accident/typo and offered to refund me. But it wasn't worth it. I was out of luck on the correct carb.
Certainly hope a member can help you locate the one you need.

thanks for the word of encouragemen and glad to see another new member.    I usually watch  for the carb, but somehow missed the one Cody referenced. talk about being a couple months late and a dollar short. I did pick up one last year, but it is several months after the door tag. I could use it, but holding out for the better match. What date code are you looking for your Charger.