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Need help finding Carb kit for Holley 2B~

Holley Carb from a 1961 White Mustang 185A Model 9000TS truck, serial number 613142.....

List #2134 on Carb body.....or complete carb!

Thanks a ton!

hmmm...first year mustang was 64 I do believe..and that holley list number doesnt show for a stang..let me look some more...the model # should be a 1850-?(1-2-3-4-5) regardless the holley renew kit is a 37-119 which will fit them all...if you want a new carb ..what size motor? I assume it has the 289 is it stock-mild or wild..
 
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rubber if you can put up a pick of the carb..and a closeup of the list # and such..I ran those #'s thru my holley stuff and it came up blank..if I see the carb I should be able to figure out what kit works on it...
 
As for the Holley carb, here's a suggestion:

Contact Holley Mf'g customer service department ,direct.

Here's my story. My 1987 Tioga Class C motorhome is on a Ford E-350 chassis. I bought the rig from the original owner.
Ford 460 engine, w/ Holley 4BBL, made for Ford.

Anyhow it was a always a terrible gutless wonder. Had to floor it even on the most modest hills.
No mechanics locally wanted to work on the carb.

I contacted Holley (this was in 2000, BTW ) and they have a service to "re-manufacture", not just replace with a parts kit, most carbs.
So I'd guess they have the parts for your carb too.

I sent the carb to them , they went thru it, found wrong jets, power valve not working, vacuum secondaries not working, and re-bushed the throttle and choke shafts. Made some other production upgrades.
They also flow-bench tested it for proper operation.

I got it back in two weeks, and they said it the only thing I might have to do was adjust the idle speed.
(Did that.) Huge improvement in driveability! :)

The bill was $302.00. Heck I could have spent $200 + locally and not had as good a repair job.

But you should call Holley regardless to see if they have the parts you need.

My $1.98. $0.02 doesn't buy anything with inflation.
 
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hey rubber, got some feelers out with a old buddy, might take a day or two..but found this..its from a 68 but same basic carb..is your carb totally shot(throttle shafts froze or wallowed out) or is it a rebuildable core..by the pics it looks pretty good shape ... MCarbHollB150_Picture1.jpg

ExplodedDiagrams_0008.jpg..........like a rebuild kit will fix it right up...
 
Well just having troubles firing the truck so thought about taking the carb apart and cleaning it, but without finding a kit or new carb, don't want to take the chance of having it apart and not being able to put it back together...Thanks...We have time....Sending it tomorrow to a guy that knows stuff so see what he says but wont hurt to have a spare carb on hand if you find one that will work...Thanks!
 
Still looking.

sorry rubber..no word back yet..I do know that any holley model 2300 carb kit will get you most of the basics...but wont have a few specail parts such as the throttle plate gasket(yours looks different then most of them)...just left a message for my buddy again...
 
hey rubber, my buddy came up empty...he said holley no longer makes a ohaul kit for it..and no direct replacement carb..If worse comes to worse either tear yours down and replace what you can from a newer style 2300 series kit or build an adapter and bolt on a newer style holley or try this place..they came up with the parts I needed for a 1927 huppmobile so hopefully they can set ya up...Daytona Parts Company at 386-427-7108 ..wish I could have helped more...mike
 
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