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Virg,
Good work! None of what you have reported is news to me, as I have been doing this for decades. The only thing that varies is the actual numbers slightly, irrespective of name is on the valve covers.....
Wise man told me one time.
Everything's for sale. All it takes is the right amount of cash to make it so.
Ps, my car is not for sale either. But I had an offer on it once that made me think about it.
Actually, told the guy we could talk.
Deep down I feel like he was just fishing . BUT he knew...
I have 68 hemi, but have '67 carb set. Rear carb is 4343S, choke housing is missing. I'd rather buy a 1968 choke housing, but not sure if it will fit and operate correctly in 1967 rear carb (4343S).
Do I need the 66/67 choke housing, or will 68/69 choke housing physically bolt up and operate...
You need to remember, or know, torsion bars/springs/connecting rods/many other car parts etc don't last forever. They do lose the load/work capacity over time. Just like us humans. We are not as strong, last as long etc as we used to be when we were young and studly. Therefore, replace the items...