Rusty Bowtie
General Category => Moose's Tech Corner => Topic started by: RCstang on November 27, 2014, 08:27:25 AM
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I'm trying to get ready to bring my 1933 master coupe home. I took some pictures to see what I would need. From this picture it seems obvious that I'll need to rebuild or replace the current carburetor. A few questions...
1. What was the original carburetor on a 1933 Master coupe?
2. Will a Carter W-1 work as a direct replacement?
3. What is the best option for this engine?
This engine hasn't been started in 7 years so I thought that I need to work on the carb, fuel lines, filter, and gas tank first. Then attack the electrical. Any other thoughts on this would be great. (link the nearby gas tank thread)
Happy Thanksgiving,
Ron
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Happy Thanksgiving to you Ron...Take a look here they have a lot of good info that should answer your questions
Click here (http://www.thecarburetorshop.com/CarterChevroletW1.htm)
Moose
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Ron,
You said "my" 33! Is it official?
Happy Thanksgiving!
Tom
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Congrats on now owning the car...of course I'm very jealous! ;)
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Can't really help with the carb. issues, but congratulations on the score!!!!
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I don't have the title in my hands but we have agreed to a price and talked about moving it to my house. I told my wife and she took it much better than expected. My Ebay auctions and website work have generated $2700 so I'm only $300 away. So I've started calling it "my car". I've even bought a 1933 hood ornament to remind myself to keep selling stuff and working hard to accomplish my goal.
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RC congratulations on getting the car, let us know which way your going with it, would like to watch the build.
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RC, if your deal was $3,000. I think you got a deal and a half. Good for you!! ;)