NOS Holley "Mechanical" Center 6 Pack, 6 bbl, Carburetor #4782

[hemi71x]

I have an NOS, new in the box, Holley center, 6 Pack, 6 BBL, Mechanical carburetor, #4782 up for sale.
Holley hasn't produced these in years, so they are very difficult to find, in this day and age.
$600.00 + Pay Pal, and FEDEX'ing with insurance, and signature delivery charges on the package.
Interested, serious buyers, send me a pm thru this forum.
Thank's
Jim V.

 

[hemi71x]

 

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[hemi71x]

**Additional information in regards to this carburetor**
This center carb was a performance, competition, race, carburetor sold thru Holley distributors, and Direct Connection, back in the day.
It was rated at 500 CFM.
The fuel inlet is on the left side, (drivers side) of the float bowl, not like the standard production, 340, and 440 carburetors.
The outboard front, and rear carburetors DID NOT have vacuum secondary pods on them, hence the term "mechanical" carbs.
JV.

 

[brian6pac]

That has to be a late production run on this carb, I have had over a dozen sets and I have never seen one with no bowl vent, plastic pump arm, hex bowl screws? When was that made?

 

[challenger6pak]

It is an over the counter part for racing. I believe it was considered a Scat Pack part. I have a complete set on my 70 Cuda. With a performance cam, it was the way to go in the 80's. All mechanical; no vacuum. Ford and Chevy used these in production on T-birds and Vetts IIRC.

 

[brian6pac]

Ford had smaller carbs on backwards, Chevy's were vacuum and never had all mechanical's from the factory.

 

[challenger6pak]

That is why I said IIRC. I didn't know for sure. Thanks.

 

[hemi71x]

That has to be a late production run on this carb, I have had over a dozen sets and I have never seen one with no bowl vent, plastic pump arm, hex bowl screws? When was that made?

I havent a clue.
Numbers
4782
3040
Tell you anything?
Want to buy it from me?
JV.