WANTED ROCHESTER QUADRA JET CARB for 1967 Cadillac

[TD Alex]

Looking to buy a proper numbered Rochester Quadra jet for '67 sdv.  Car has a/c and is not AIR. 

[fishnjim]

Since no responders, search online.   There's several out there, but pricey - same as a new carb, reman/rebuilt.   You're looking for a R-4 4MV  # 7027233   The 4th digit "7" is for '67 there's a few variations that might work.   
You could put a new Edelbrock on if you don't find one.

["Cadillac Kid" Greg Surfas 15364]

You might try Mark Northcutt at Quadrajet Power

https://quadrajetpower.com/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIit_ozaPt8QIVj7bICh2WYASHEAAYASAAEgI8M_D_BwE

He seems to have access to a lot of the more esoteric (the '67 is quite unique) QJs.
Greg Surfas

[spoon]

I may have found a factory rebuilt. Take a look to see if this looks correct. I have several pictures.

[35-709]

   They all look pretty much the same to the untrained eye, about the only way to tell if it is the proper carb for your engine is by the number.  As "fishnjim" pointed out, the correct carb for your engine should read 702723*, the last number, denoted by the asterisk, should be an EVEN number for an automatic transmission, i.e. 0,2,4,6, or 8 --- of course, you have an automatic.

[spoon]

I agree with everything you guys said. I raced a Qjet car for two decades and was a GM  engineer who had access to the carb lab. Unfortunately this rebuilt carb does not have the part # stamped in the body. It was in a Rochester rebuild box with the correct part #. I posted a picture of the location where the part # should be.
If interested I can give you contact info. Just trying to help someone who's looking. The carb is not mine.

["Cadillac Kid" Greg Surfas 15364]

FWIW that carb was originally made by the Carter Co, when Rochester could not keep up with the demand.
The '67 carb was a bit special in that it was the first QJ designed for Cadillac and it was on a 429 motor.  With or without AIR, the jetting and calibration are specific to that motor.
Greg Surfas

[M. Bankes]

Hi,
I have a couple of '67 carbs, they are cores for rebuild but they are the correct ones
Thanks
Michael

[fishnjim]

35 - I looked for my Rochester list but it didn't go that high, so I got that from a carb site.   I didn't look in my books - my bad.   The "de-code" says its for '67 and cad so I figured it was right.   

[35-709]

   Not a big deal here, Jim.   
Geoff N.