What type of Webber carb is this?

[Jonny TVR]

[warch]

45?

[Jonny TVR]

I don't know. Its from (two) a 1970 Alfa GT Junior .. either 1300 or 1600 engine. I've been told that a 42 is worth something but 45's are common. Using them as paperweights at the moment!

[gazza285]

Tipo 40DCOE24?

[Jonny TVR]

Did a search and there aren't many for sale.

[Jonny TVR]

so its a 40?

[Evoluzione]

And still you couldn't manage to spell it correctly.

[Jonny TVR]

Well spotted!

[jeremyc]

£285+VAT

Southern Carburetters Weber 40DCOE



These guys can refub yours as well if you want to go that route.

[Glosphil]

Evoluzione said:

And still you couldn't manage to spell it correctly.

Or the OP's keyboard as an intermittent sticky B.

[stevieturbo]

Easiest way to determine which size...is measure it.

[gazza285]

stevieturbo said:

Easiest way to determine which size...is measure it.

It is stamped into the top.

[tapkaJohnD]

It sasy "Tipo 41?ENDE14" (?) but the resolution of your pic isn't good enough to raed it clearly - you will be able to, easily.

See: https://www.pegasusautoracing.com/document.asp?Doc...

John

[spikeyhead]

tapkaJohnD said:

It sasy "Tipo 41?ENDE14" (?) but the resolution of your pic isn't good enough to raed it clearly - you will be able to, easily.

See: https://www.pegasusautoracing.com/document.asp?Doc...

John

It looks far more like 40DCOE, as posted above

[stevieturbo]

It does look like 40DCOE, but the image quality is poor....

Measuring will remove all doubt and takes a few seconds.

[tapkaJohnD]

Surely the definition will suffice for the OP to read it?

[gazza285]

tapkaJohnD said:

It sasy "Tipo 41?ENDE14" (?) but the resolution of your pic isn't good enough to raed it clearly - you will be able to, easily.

See: https://www.pegasusautoracing.com/document.asp?Doc...

John

It is clearer than your typing. It says 40DCOE24 because it is a 40DCOE24.

[spikeyhead]

stevieturbo said:

It does look like 40DCOE, but the image quality is poor....

Measuring will remove all doubt and takes a few seconds.

Click on the image and it takes you to thumbsnap. Click again and it all becomes very clear that it's a 40DCOE

[craig_m67]

40DCOE24 = 1600 Giulia Super


It’s common (to Alfa’s) as muck, although somebody who is specifically restoring a Super may want a set (pair) with the correct Tipo#

I only say this as I spent an inordinate amount of time finding the correct series block number for my Duetto restoration, when any old 1600 would do (in fact I have a twinspark from a 75 easy to go also).

[Jonny TVR]

craig_m67 said:

40DCOE24 = 1600 Giulia Super


It’s common (to Alfa’s) as muck, although somebody who is specifically restoring a Super may want a set (pair) with the correct Tipo#

I only say this as I spent an inordinate amount of time finding the correct series block number for my Duetto restoration, when any old 1600 would do (in fact I have a twinspark from a 75 easy to go also).

OK thanks so looks like its destined to remain on display in my garage!