Jim
I can't help with the correct GM number, but if you find the correct
number, price it at www.gmpartsdirect.com They are extremely
reasonable on their prices and can get anything that GM has in the
inventory (new or old).
rick
On Fri, 26 Apr 2002 15:12:52 -0400 Jim R Hunter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi,
>
> I have another carburetor question as I'm still trying to
> decide what to
> go with as a replacement Qjet. Seeing that Year One sells a "New
> GM"
> Rochester replacement carburetor that they advertise as fitting 1968
> 327
> & 1968-1969 350 & 396 325/350HP, I called them to ask about whether
> it
> was made back in the 68/69 or whether it was made recently. The
> tech
> told me that it is a carburetor that GM currently makes to fit a
> replace
> a variety of Qjets.
>
> Since Year One's price is $459 + shipping, I was curious
> whether it
> would be possible to get it directly from GM at a lower price (I
> can
> always ask, right?). When I called my local Chevy parts department
> (a
> fairly large dealer that has been able to get me parts for my
> Chevelle
> before), they had no idea what current carburetor product I was
> talking
> about. Running Year One's part number throught he Goodwrench
> computer
> obviously didn't turn up anything & neither did putting through my
> original Q-jet model number.
>
> SO, my question is: does anyone know of some other GM outlet
> where I
> could about the possibility & price of getting this carburetor
> directly?
> (I'd like to compare the lowest cost I could get this carb against
> the
> lowest Edelbrock Performer 1901 price I've gotten so far, which is
> $390
> from Jeg's).
>
> Thanks as always,
>
> Jim -69-SS396- H.
>
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