Sometime lurker, I do frame repair on most anything from MG's to freightliners. Lots of classic cars, 50's and 60's. I love old stuff! I am faced with a problem, 1947 Dodge wd21 ton and a half , six lug brake drums. Drums are warped and beyond turning. What to do? Bryan AKA Nwguy
Hi Bryan. Just looked thru my Roberts Motor Parts catalog (old Mopar) and although they have a few items for the 47 truck they did not show any drums. I have recently been searching for parts for my 59 Plymouth Deluxe and have found Google has been my friend on this and have turned up a lot of things I need. give it a try and call Roberst as they may have some non catalog items or may have leads. If you find the drums post back & let us know. good luck, Jimmie
Welcome aboard Bryan! There's a couple guys who post on ForTrucksOnly.com who have WD21s. Maybe they can help. In the meantime make yourself at home and enjoy it here!
Well, I guess I'm new too but have been reading this for years. Today I bought a pair of matching dual quads sans a manifold. They are Carter AFB. In 2014 a discussion on Jalopy Journal with another member looking for help his single carb appeared here and the thought was they could be for a Buick nail-head or even Mopar . The body casting is 1673 and the top is 1593.primary butterflies are numbered 2-253 10deg and secondaries are 2-196 15deg, Can anyone give me more insight as to what they could have been used on as a pair? Previous owner had fords, mopars, chev etc. Estate find so no one to talk to.
I think what you need are the tag numbers @robert c walter. Perhaps this list will help? http://www.carburetor-blog.com/carter-afb-carburetor/
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