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Does it look like the typical Edelbrock carb or Carter AFB which is simuar? The Edelbrock website has a tech line. They may be able to get you that info.
Finally got mail back from Edelbrock. They wanted to know if this was really their carb. It has a raised red lettering that says Edelbrock on front of it so I guess it's there's. :-) They don't recognize the 8867 stamped in the top and claim their model numbers are on the passenger side of the base. Will see when the sun comes up tomorrow. Funny they don't know the 8867 number stamped in the top. They tell me if i can find the other number they'll send me a manual for it. We'll see.
lxman1 is right, the number is on the right, front side of the carburetor mounting flange. Which would be on the left side as your looking at the carburetor from the front of the vehicle.
Found it. It's a 1405-0477. :-) Little short on CFM for a big 460 I think. Will throw a kit in it and see what happens but will probalby fork over the $250 or so for a 1406 shortly.
Yeah, my 750 on my 460 is actually a 1407 that I added an electric choke to off of and old 625afb that I had laying around.
That carb should work fine on your engine.
Jimmy
So I ran into this same thing and wanted to reply in case anyone else stumbles into this thread many years later. The part code is on the front facing passenger side on a little piece of metal. I thought I had 8867 but it was a 1405 in my case.
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