From what I've learned here this is for a '65 galaxy. What does the "H" stand for? Thanks,Bob C ( I just found one in real nice shape!)

I have come across two that were -AH. One was C5AF-AH the other C7TF-AH. If I can trust my notes both were manual choke. I have been wondering if H might indicate hand choke. So, Bob C, what type of choke does your -H carb have?

It has an auto choke, I think the cap has been replaced. The holder for the heater hose is gone or never used. The throttle shaft lever is a little different from my shop manual. I searched this forum going back 2 years, Bill has suggested it was a Galaxy or a Mercury. Someplace else here I saw that an "H" stood for Holman Moody. I need to lift the lid and see how it's jetted. Have you got BOOKS?

Ford used the letters of the alphabet when the design was changed. C5AF-H was used on a 390 in the 1965 Fullisize Ford or Mercury. It says is is for an automatic transmission equiped car in the book. But the primary throttle shaft could have been changed.

Ed Jenkins

Ford Galaxie Club of America member #3350
1966 Galaxie 500 Convertible built in Chicago Illinois, has low milage 1969 390. 1.19 Autolite 4100, built C6, Crites Aluminum radiator, and a rust free frame from the south. Work continues.

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Thats what I wanted to know! Thanks Ed, and Carl for helping out. Bob C