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  1. 12-07-2012, 07:55 AM #1
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    FS: NEW OLD STOCK WEBER 40IDAs in the box!

    I should probably keep these but my low mileage car has its original webers already on it in great shape. There will not be many more opportunities to buy a set of NOS Italian made Weber 40IDA carburetors. These have been in their boxes (boxes are really worn) they have been sitting on a shelf since a certain shop closed down in the 1980s due to the owner passing away. There is one issue with these carburetors - one of the air/fuel mixture screws has been bent from storage (no damage to the body), that is the only issue with these carbs, otherwise perfect and complete.

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    Geez, they look nice enuf to buy and THEN find a use/car for them....
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    Quote Originally Posted by 69Sman View Post
    Geez, they look nice enuf to buy and THEN find a use/car for them....
    Haha,
    I was just thinking of buying them and putting them in a glass bookcase for future generations to behold....
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    just WOW !!!

    Shame it was dropped at some point.
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  7. 12-07-2012, 12:00 PM #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gytis Kupinas View Post
    just WOW !!!

    Shame it was dropped at some point.
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    They have never had fuel in them, never mounted to a manifold. The shop these were at closed in the 1980s, much of the stuff was sold off and a couple high end boxed parts were kept by a relative. The remainder of these parts were recently sold to me. I will take some better pictures of them for posterity.

    These carbs were taken to a swap meet a couple times long long ago. They were double boxed and I suspect carting them around caused the bent screw.
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    bump

    willing to make a trade for something cool - partial or full. Trade for a pair of sports seats or an alloy decklid?? Or?
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