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Discussion in '206/246' started by F550kid, Sep 17, 2005.

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  1. F550kid

    F550kid Karting

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    #1 F550kid, Sep 17, 2005
    Hi there,

    I can get some 40DCNF Carburettors. New and boxed. These are original DCNF's not the 'universal' DCNF's now available.

    let me know if interested

    Zak
     
  2. PaulK

    PaulK F1 Rookie
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    #2 PaulK, Sep 19, 2005
    how much?
     
  3. dinogts

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    #3 dinogts, Sep 21, 2005
    Yes - how much please.
     
  4. F550kid

    F550kid Karting

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    #4 F550kid, Sep 24, 2005
    Hi there,

    I can get hold of 6 boxed webers which are the last of the original production. the guys that takes care of my maranello has them. the price is $455 usd each or £250

    Zak
     
  5. Napolis

    Napolis Three Time F1 World Champ
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    #5 Napolis, Sep 24, 2005
    Old Webber Carb's are getting pricey. I was told the ones on my 166s go for $18K each used...

    Strange days.
     
  6. Bryanp

    Bryanp F1 Rookie

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    #6 Bryanp, Sep 24, 2005
    when the Lees collection was auctioned off last year, a pair of 40DCOA3 Webers (500 Mondial) sold for $42k
     
  7. F550kid

    F550kid Karting

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    #7 F550kid, Sep 24, 2005
    Hi there,

    I must admit I was pretty surprised when he told me how much they were as I have no idea about old ferrari spares. But he is extremely knowledgeable on F cars and I am sure he would know if these were mispriced. Can anyone tell me what they should be worth? they are Weber DCNF 40s?

    Maybe I can make some cash out of this??

    Zak
     
  8. snj5

    snj5 F1 World Champ

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    #8 snj5, Sep 24, 2005
    The dash number of the 40 DCNF (e.g.,40 DCNF-12, -37, etc. - also 4 screw vs. 5 screw top) denotes it's value. Do you the dash numbers on these carbs?
    Very interesting!
    rt
     

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