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Frustrated at finding the correct Qjet Number for my car-Help! :)

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Niblet:
I have a 1967 Camaro SS350 built in Los Angles in the 3rd week of Nov 1966
it has the California A.I.R. system, has factory A/C, a Factory installed 3 speed on the floor manual trans,
the POP plate indicates a Rochester carb but that's about all I can figure

The Carb on it right now codes out to be for a 1968 Big Block so I KNOW this is NOT the original carb
all the books and internet info is a bit confusing
most data says that a 7037203 is what I need. However I was using Cliff's data and Im thinking that I need 7036503??? or something similar.
I believe I am getting hung up on the "date of MFG" VS the "model year"
my question is then should I be looking for a mid to late '66 manufactured Qjet?
should it then have the round disk?
or do I need a carb with a "7" for the model year because my car is a '67??
pls help! I'm lost 
Thanks in advance! 

Frank400:
I know I have a 7027203 if that is what you need.  I'd have to dig to find it but I know I have one. 

Niblet:
Its looking that way, if you run across it let me know, I'm interested

carmantx:
You need a 67 model year carb to be correct.  So it would be 7037203 since you had AIR. 7037213 was also correct for later production. Many were service replacement dates. Most of the 67

Niblet:
ok,,but I still dont get it,, how does one tell when a particular Qjet was manufactured then?
and how to determine of it was a service replacement?
sorry for the confusion

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