Anyone need a carburetor?
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Did you finally sweep the floor?
Mike
Mike
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My God!
Actually yeah I need the one directly in the middle at bottom of pile !
Actually yeah I need the one directly in the middle at bottom of pile !
The auto repair shop next to me used to be strictly a carburetor shop & when I popped in there this afternoon, he showed me his new stash. Apparently he bought out another carb guy in NH & got all his old parts.
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Wow!!!
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Ill take 100
I would've switched to EFI long before the pile got that big.
Think me might have one for a "Hoyt Clagwell"?
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DamnHe says that he has two more piles just as big coming in.
great stash of parts
I could use a good 2300 500cfm 2bbl 'Holley' base plate,
mechanical accelerator pump style
But, I'll just buy a new one, from Quickfuel
I assume, he's in the rebuilding carbs business
I usually get my carbs from Beer!
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WoW!
I can only imagine a shovel loader dealing with that pile.
Someone has invested time and effort just in building that pile that came from elsewhere.
I am reminded of an auto wrecker yard I went to once. His place was a huge barn that had piles like this that were segregated into piles in repose like this. -Each pile was carefully distinct.
A pile of water pumps,- starter motors, Intake manifolds, ETC.
What made me smile in this instance was when I asked the proprietor for a rather common part. He instantly told me he did not have it.
I looked at the vast piles of his merchandise and asked him if he was sure what I needed was not somewhere in a pile. He promptly told me he knew what he had and what I needed was not to be found in his stash.
When I see a pile of carbs like this it makes me think about searching through a few hundred pounds of spare change looking for a coin that may have value above face value.
Someone has invested time and effort just in building that pile that came from elsewhere.
I am reminded of an auto wrecker yard I went to once. His place was a huge barn that had piles like this that were segregated into piles in repose like this. -Each pile was carefully distinct.
A pile of water pumps,- starter motors, Intake manifolds, ETC.
What made me smile in this instance was when I asked the proprietor for a rather common part. He instantly told me he did not have it.
I looked at the vast piles of his merchandise and asked him if he was sure what I needed was not somewhere in a pile. He promptly told me he knew what he had and what I needed was not to be found in his stash.
When I see a pile of carbs like this it makes me think about searching through a few hundred pounds of spare change looking for a coin that may have value above face value.
Carb envy.....
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