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Walter
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1937 series 75 engine
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March 08, 2010, 01:23:40 PM »
I just purchased a 1937 series 75 cadillac and having it brought up to driving standards. The original engine is not presently in the car. I have it but a different engine was installed back in the 1960s. I noticed that the current engine has a Carter carburetor on it. I thought it should be a Stromberg. Did Cadillac use different carbs on their models? I'm wondering if a LaSalle engine was was used. Are Carter and Stromberg carbs interchangable? Thanks again for your help.
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Otto Skorzeny
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1956 Coupe de Ville aka Bismarck
Re: 1937 series 75 engine
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March 08, 2010, 02:12:31 PM »
Hi Walter,
Perhaps this chart will be of use to you. It was put together by a frequent user of this forum.
Your thought about Stromberg appears correct.
Sorry, This format doesn't allow posting an XCEL spreadsheet. I'll email it to you.
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