qmancars

i have a non-working autolite 1100 series carburetor from a 1965 mustang, but the carb. year is a 98. i am missing a couple parts and there is broken parts, i am looking for a replacement carb and was wondering why the carb has changed so much? it looks like they took a couple things off, need help?

Tilley

How do you know this carb was made in 1998? Pictures would help a lot.

qmancars

sorry is 68 from another mustang or ford car/truck

bluemustang1966

This is where I got parts for my 1100.

http://www.ponycarburetors.com/

qmancars

the new remanufactured 1100 carbs to a 65-68 have different components or took them off from the original carbs back in the day

bluemustang1966

Are you asking a question or making a statement?

When I talked to Pony Carbs before I ordered they told me they improved some parts but they all fit just the same. I needed a choke rod, which they made of metal instead of plastic, some springs, and screws.

Hope this helps.

qmancars

yes it does and thank you, but if i were to order a new carb they have changed somethings on the new manufactured ones oppose to the originals made in the 60s?

Tilley

The only new carbs made were from Pony Carbs, and they are out of business.

The 1100 from a 1965 has a Spark Control Valve, and was made to run with a Load-O-Matic distributor. If you put an 1100 carb from a 1968 with a Load-O-Matic you probably won't get it running unless you disconnect the vacuum advance. Optimally you need a distributor from a 1968 to run an 1100 carb from a 1968.

Check out this website:

http://classicinlines.com/Loadomatic.asp