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    Weber price advice

    How much should I be expected to pay for a slightly used set of 40mm webers. These are brand new except for some dyno time on a car then pulled off for 46mm. No shaft play in very, very clean condition. Any advice would be great.

    Cheers,
    Ed

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    Are they Italian ones or the later American-made ones????
    Steve Weiner
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    ^ I'm not sure. I'm assuming Italian ones - take a look at the attached picture.

    Thanks.
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    I would guess $1500+ for the pair.

    andy
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    I just sold an excellent pair of Webers from a 2.2 complete setup for 1300. These were ready to go. I sold another set that needed rebuild that had tight shafts but needed a good going through for $800 just for the carbs. Both sets were italian made.

    2 Years ago they would sell for 1500$ all day long , if you spend a little time looking a good set should pop up around 1200-1300.

    Jon W.
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    The ones above pictured have PMO intake manifolds which are a nice addition. If your looking for some webers let me know, I have quite a few sets of Webers and Zeniths in all different shape. I have an excellent fresh set ready to bolt on a 2.4 that include intake, linkage, hats and misc gaskets etc. 1400$

    Hope this helps.

    Jon W.
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    Thanks for the replys. The set that is for sale does not include the PMO intakes and is asking $1,800. I wasn't sure of the going rates for webers so I posted here for advice. My 40mm webers have shaft play and I was going to send them out to Bieker Engineering and did not want the 5 week down time hence looking for a set to use while being rebuild.

    Let me know your thoughts.
    Cheers,
    Ed

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    Ed

    1800$ is way too much like I stated above. You can get into a decent set of webers complete for much less money!

    Check ebay and pelican, webers have been popping up like Deep Sixes lately!!

    If your interested in a set give me a ring tomorrow, I have a couple that could fit the bill.

    Thanks,
    Jon W.
    72T Coupe - hotrod.
    72S "Tangie"
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    I sold a set of nice (tight shafts) Italian Webers, with manifolds, K&N and linkage, for $1,200 last year, when the market was stronger. These were set up for an S, with the F3 emulsion tubes, etc.
    Tom F.
    Long Beach, CA

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    If the Webers say "Made In Italy" does that mean they are not the US version??
    Tom Butler
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