| usered | -- 03-19-2023 @ 5:14 AM |
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I purchased a box (10) of old used Stromberg 97 Carburetors. I have a book that ID's 97's as: On the bowl 1-1 with a circle around P-21957 31/32, with 97 on the opposite side of the bowl Mine have the following: See pictures Several have the above except have the number as 21951 A couple have B2 instead of 1 -1 Some have a large 97 and some have a small 97 1 just has the 31/32 Can someone tell me or point me to some specifications that might explain these codes?
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| 51504bat | -- 03-19-2023 @ 6:36 AM |
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Contact Uncle Max for all things Stromberg Max Musgrove Info@97-express.com 435.322.0102 1173 South 1100 East Salt Lake City, Utah 84105 U.S.A. ______________ No signature
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| 40 Coupe | -- 03-21-2023 @ 5:04 AM |
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The P- numbers are Stromberg casting numbers the tops and the mid section have different numbers. The model 40 is typically cast as P-19402 top air horn and P-19401 bowl. The 48 is P-20692 air horn and P-20671 bowl. The 97, P-21942 air horn and P-21951 bowl. Remember the model 40 and 48 are 1-1/32 venturi and the 97 is 31/32. The Stromberg "made in Elmira, NY" is slightly different. Ford would rebuild their own production carburetors so to distinguish, Stromberg cast a small 97 and also added Fords part number prefix to the casting such as 67 to the air horn and bowl body for the 1936 Stromberg 97. This message was edited by 40 Coupe on 3-21-23 @ 5:08 AM
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