Scatpack Ebay seller????? Qjet???
December 23rd, 2013, 08:26 AM
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Scatpack Ebay seller????? Qjet???
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/1969-Olds-442...=item113b44342
Anyone ever buy off these guys???
Thoughts on the carb that they are selling good or bad?
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Bernhard
Anyone ever buy off these guys???
Thoughts on the carb that they are selling good or bad?
Thanks
Bernhard
Last edited by Bernhard; December 23rd, 2013 at 08:30 AM.
December 23rd, 2013, 09:00 AM
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Almost did, but found what i needed cheaper.
My opinion that is high far as pricing.
69 253's are not that rare.
I have sold some in past and never got that much especially if they need rebuild which this one appears to need
My opinion that is high far as pricing.
69 253's are not that rare.
I have sold some in past and never got that much especially if they need rebuild which this one appears to need
December 23rd, 2013, 09:17 AM
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December 24th, 2013, 06:26 AM
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I've bought stuff from Tim over the years too. His prices can be high, but it's his stuff. I've passed on stuff and also paid what he wanted because I needed the parts. I've also got bargains from him.
If you don't like his style move on I guess.
Joe
If you don't like his style move on I guess.
Joe
December 24th, 2013, 07:15 AM
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Bernhard- do you have a base plate to work with?
Is the exact number crucial?
I have handy right now photos of 3-4 1969 Carbs, mostly Toro '9252 models. One 'is 7029251. If one of those numbers would work for you, and you can put a non-Toro base plate or throttle arm in place, let me know. MAX price, for the NOS '9252 [needs choke pulloff maybe], is right about what that '9253 costs. The others are less costly. I can probably even find a proper '69 base plate here somewhere for a DIY carb fixer upper kit. If the final "3" in the application number isn't a deal breaker.
Chris
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Is the exact number crucial?
I have handy right now photos of 3-4 1969 Carbs, mostly Toro '9252 models. One 'is 7029251. If one of those numbers would work for you, and you can put a non-Toro base plate or throttle arm in place, let me know. MAX price, for the NOS '9252 [needs choke pulloff maybe], is right about what that '9253 costs. The others are less costly. I can probably even find a proper '69 base plate here somewhere for a DIY carb fixer upper kit. If the final "3" in the application number isn't a deal breaker.
Chris
RocketScience442@hotmail.com
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December 24th, 2013, 08:16 AM
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Tim is as good a guy you will ever deal with. He has invested a lot of time and $$$$ in his inventory. If I didn't know him as well as I do,I wouldn't defend him. Like I said in the deleted post of mine,nobody's parts are worth anything till they are selling them,then it's a different story.
December 24th, 2013, 08:48 AM
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Bernhard- do you have a base plate to work with?
Is the exact number crucial?
I have handy right now photos of 3-4 1969 Carbs, mostly Toro '9252 models. One 'is 7029251. If one of those numbers would work for you, and you can put a non-Toro base plate or throttle arm in place, let me know. MAX price, for the NOS '9252 [needs choke pulloff maybe], is right about what that '9253 costs. The others are less costly. I can probably even find a proper '69 base plate here somewhere for a DIY carb fixer upper kit. If the final "3" in the application number isn't a deal breaker.
Chris
RocketScience442@hotmail.com
Is the exact number crucial?
I have handy right now photos of 3-4 1969 Carbs, mostly Toro '9252 models. One 'is 7029251. If one of those numbers would work for you, and you can put a non-Toro base plate or throttle arm in place, let me know. MAX price, for the NOS '9252 [needs choke pulloff maybe], is right about what that '9253 costs. The others are less costly. I can probably even find a proper '69 base plate here somewhere for a DIY carb fixer upper kit. If the final "3" in the application number isn't a deal breaker.
Chris
RocketScience442@hotmail.com
Thanks for the offer I have a box full of 69 and 70 Qjets I was just looking for a numbers correct carb.
December 24th, 2013, 08:50 AM
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December 24th, 2013, 09:27 AM
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