Motocraft Carburetor 4350

["Joe Wyatt" <jwyatt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Ralph, take a look at the E-mail I sent you with the attached Acrobat file 
on Motocraft Carburetor 4350, this is the Service Instruction Worksheet from 
the kit I just got from AutoZone for a 4 Barrel off a 360 Jeep engine I am 
using in a 74 Javelin.  It list 75 to 78 applications on AMC and Jeep 
360/401's.  It cost $25.99, it was a GP Sorensen kit  P2P #96-339C.  The 
sales receipt shows it as a #003479 96-339C GP Sorensen.

Hope this helps, Joe W. not to be confused with Joe

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From: "Ralph Bade" <rbade@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <mail@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: I need Carburetor Help for rebuild???
Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2005 00:26:02 -0600
Message-ID: <LPBBKPNJCNGELBJINCAEGEHLDLAA.rbade@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

I am trying to identify the carb on the 401 in my
'79 Spirit. The carb appears to be a Motorcraft
4300 4-barrel, but all that is stamped or attached
to the carb itself is the Motorcraft stamp. On the
electric choke, it has the following information:
4FBS 3M218 RB 2KT1-4V

I need to identify the carb so I can get a rebuild
kit for it. It sits on an Offenhauser Intake that
is marked 360. So, I know the person that
installed this 401 may have been adding parts from
other cars. It also appears that the cover plate
and linkage for the carb for the "3rd & 4th"
barrel are missing, so I need to get those also.
Does anyone have an idea of what the carb might
be?

Thank you,
Ralph
'79 AMC Spirit GT 401