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  1. thrillrider

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    #1 thrillrider, Dec 8, 2021
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    #2 Rifledriver, Dec 8, 2021
    The last 2 numbers are really important. What are they? Every carb will be different.

    Also the linkage pieces attached to the carb shafts that connect them together are missing. They are quite important too.
     
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    #3 thrillrider, Dec 8, 2021
    Weber 40 DCNF 72/73/74/75 Set
    Levers. and Balancers not included
     
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    #4 Rifledriver, Dec 9, 2021
    So they are incomplete and for a late smog car.
     
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    #6 thrillrider, Dec 9, 2021
    That is why the 72s are price adjusted low at $ 3500
    They are too nice to split up for parts or break up the set
    So I consider them Spare or Backup
     
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    #7 thrillrider, Dec 9, 2021
    Just an FYI and general discussion
    This page is from the Official Weber Carburatori Azienda delia Weber Spa Guide
    Other guides suggest that the 72s are N.America Spec but not the Official Guide
    The numerics seem to change per model year.
    I have spent much time trying to learn Weber's alphanumerics and discovered there a big gaps in information
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    #8 thrillrider, Dec 9, 2021
    Make that 35/36/37/38 Carbs
     

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