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Thread: FS: 1967 911S Weber 40IDS-3C and 40IDS-3C1 Carburetors For Sale

  1. 01-01-2014, 03:10 PM #1
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    FS: 1967 911S Weber 40IDS-3C and 40IDS-3C1 Carburetors For Sale

    Pair of 1967 911S-specific Weber 40IDS-3C/3C1 Carburetors

    Made in Italy, original Weber parts, with all specific original 40IDS components (one carburetor was disassembled and these parts are not pictured)

    No cross-bar, but that's a standard Weber/PMO part.

    All the hard stuff is there...40IDS bodies, High-Speed Enrichment circuits, original Magnesium 67S Manifolds. 1966 Date Codes. Note: magnesium manifolds apparently were welded to reinforce them at one point. Hard to notice, and doesn't seem detrimental, but please be aware. The welding is pictured and is on both manifolds on the middle runner only.

    Condition: Used and apparently never rebuilt. None or extremely limited corrosion...a VERY clean and rebuildable set of carburetors. The throttle plates don't even seem sticky or wobbly!

    Let me know if you need any more photos or have questions.

    SOLD

    Thanks and Happy New Year,
    Scott Kinder
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    photos continued...
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    These are sold.
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  5. 01-23-2014, 09:36 AM #5
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    Where are the date codes located?
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    On the manifolds. You can see them, faintly, in the photos above.
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