Carby

[Kpar]

Hi T Barners, I'm from the A and Flathead side so not sure on T model stuff.
I've had this carby sitting on my shelf for ages and I think it must be a T Model ?. Has KINGSTONE tag on it & a B. Also the number "193401"(not sure of the "9")

Is it for a "T" ?

 

[Dodge]

First off it’s not a Carby mate.

 

[J Franklin]

First off it’s not a Carby mate.

what is it?

 

[Kpar]

My Grandad, My Dad, & now Me call it a CARBY
Kpar

 

[Jack Innes]

First off it’s not a Carby mate.

Note the QLD address. Anyone who has dodged a roo on the road will definitely know what a Carby is.


A picture would help identify the Carb.

 

[Kpar]

Oops forgot the picture

 

[Jack Innes]

It looks like a Kingston Model L as used around 1913 on Model T Fords. It has had the mounting holes cut out into slots to likely mount it on some other engine.

 

[Royce P]

It is a Kingston Model L. Those were used from late 1914 - 1916. They were never used in 1913 because the Kingston L carburetor didn't exist then.

 

[Kpar]

Royce P, just wondering what the letter "P" means in front of the manufactures tag means.
If anyone wants it is it worth sending from down under ?.

 

[redmodelt]

Note the QLD address. Anyone who has dodged a roo on the road will definitely know what a Carby is.


Or driven/owned a British car! Morris Minor, Triumph TR6-A, and keeping it Ford, Cortina.

 

[nhusa]

If your upside down you call it a carby otherwise it is a carburetor