Identifying Old Holley 2 BBL

[southernoffroader74]

Hey, I'm new to the forum and have many questions about a carb i came across for free. Its a Holley 2 bbl, I was told it came off of a late 60's Plymouth Fury w/ auto tranny (if that helps). I have looked everywhere for info on this thing and even called holley, and all i was told was that it was absolete and they then tried to sell me a new unit. All the info I have on it is what it supposedly came out of and the numbers stamped on the front of the bowl. It reads:

R 7027 A
3830527
0575

My main concern is simply knowing what it is. I would also like to find out the flow rate and eventually find a rebuild kit for it. Any info will be greatly appreciated. Thanks and have a good one!

[Danny Cabral]

Google "Holley R7027A" for some information.
It's listed in this Tomco kit interchange guide:
http://www.tomco-inc.com/Catalog/carb_oem.pdf (page 307)

[southernoffroader74]

Google "Holley R7027A" for some information.
It's listed in this Tomco kit interchange guide:
http://www.tomco-inc.com/Catalog/carb_oem.pdf (page 307)

I appreciate the guide, but still can't find anything on a rebuild kit. Just to be clear, "R7027A" is the list number, right?
If so, they must have been right about it being obsolete, because there is nothing on the web I have found about it so far.
Again, thanks for the interchange guide.

[Danny Cabral]

I appreciate the guide, but still can't find anything on a rebuild kit.

Do you mean you can't locate the rebuild kit?
The interchange guide I posted, indicates your rebuild kit is a Tomco 5211E.
It also references your float, choke pull-off and choke thermostat part numbers.

Just to be clear, "R7027A" is the list number, right?

Yes, that's the list number, as evidenced here: http://www.holley.com/data/TechServi...%20Listing.pdf

If so, they must have been right about it being obsolete, because there is nothing on the web I have found about it so far.

Yes, your carburetor is most definitely obsolete, however, parts may still be available for it.

[southernoffroader74]

Do you mean you can't locate the rebuild kit?
The interchange guide I posted, indicates your rebuild kit is a Tomco 5211E.
It also references your float, choke pull-off and choke thermostat part numbers.

Yes, that's the list number, as evidenced here: http://www.holley.com/data/TechServi...%20Listing.pdf

Yes, your carburetor is most definitely obsolete, however, parts may still be available for it.

Thank You. I completely understand now. Have a great evening sir.

[hotstuff]

R-7027A 1975 Chrysler auto trans, 400 Eng. Renew kit Holley 3-711. T.V.39-1, looked it up just for fun.