Posted by A GURU on February 06, 2013 at 19:02:29 from (184.96.112.104):
In Reply to: Re: Brass Carbs posted by bollweevil on February 06, 2013 at 16:33:15:
Yeah I know. It's one of many possible errors in the parts books. Folks who have done the research, and read the decision copies and such, all say it was 424850. Only way to know for sure is for someone out there with an "original" A between these two numbers to speak up and say otherwise. All parts books say that 488000 was a major break point, and the beginning of the 1940 model year, and that many parts changed at that point. However there were approximately 300 A's interspersed in the first three months that had strictly 39 model A parts, including the A1140R maincase and 12 spline axles. Most of the errors in the parts books are usually just off by one of the middle digits, like this one for carbs.
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