Studbaker Carb..Patended 1916 & 1918

[Guest MarineCorpsPitBull]

I have a Studebaker Model (Carb)-Stromberg Motor Device, updraft Carb that was found (being used) on a Model A ford intake manifold I purchased. After an on-line search, I believe this carb is used on 1923 Franklin Cars...but not sure. It is patented in 1916, 1918. Label states 'Also Models 0 & lS -Oct 25-21, Models O-OC-OF-OS and LS July 12-21, Models L-LB-M-MB-O-OC-OS & LS Jan 31-22. What is it...anyone know? What cars was it used on? What is its value? I will likely post in on Ebay. It is froze-up but looks rebuildable and complete. The main casting is bronze and has OE-1 2486665 on the bronze casting. Contact me on email marinecorpspitbull@yahoo.com if you have any info on what this carb is or need one. Thanks<!-- google_ad_section_end -->

Edited October 7, 2010 by MarineCorpsPitBull
New Information...Used on Franklin Autos (see edit history)

[28 Chrysler]

OE-1 were also used on 6 cylinder 1926/27 CHRYSLER model 60's but used a different cover on the float bowl.

$40-$65 range