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Core carburetors $75 ea plus shipping photos added 11/14
Once again I'm looking at the collection and thinking I should downsize things a bit. These are core carburators needing rebuilt except the ones noted as for parts only. None of these have been on a running engine for many years. At a minimum they will need a gasket kit but I'd recommend sending them to your favorite rebuilder to go through. The price doesn't include shipping from Oregon. I would use an oversized box with lots of padding to protect the carb in transit. Let me know if you have any questions.
7041312
7027157
7028251 Parts $35
7028252 Parts, $35
7029250
7029251 (Sold)
7040251 Parts $35 (Sold)
7041250 Parts $35
7042251
7042252 Parts, $35
7043250
7043255 (Sold)
7043256 Parts $35
I think the following ones are Oldsmobile but not positive
17056259
17058259
I've had a couple inquiries that shipping was around $50. That seems high to me, yet I want to add enough packing material to protect it in transit. If your interested in a carb please let me know so I can put your name down as first option on it. I'll spend some time trying to get the shipping costs down and after I do I'll comment here some sample shipping costs.
Update, I've shipped a couple in the large USPS flat rate box and they traveled fine. I have room for lots of packaging around the sides which I think stablize the carb, so less on the top and bottom isn't as critical if they don't move in transit.
I've had a couple inquiries that shipping was around $50. That seems high to me, yet I want to add enough packing material to protect it in transit. If your interested in a carb please let me know so I can put your name down as first option on it. I'll spend some time trying to get the shipping costs down and after I do I'll comment here some sample shipping costs. John
These Quadrajet carbs will fit in a flat rate box from USPS. In some instances dash pots, solenoids may have to be unscrewed from the main body.
These Quadrajet carbs will fit in a flat rate box from USPS.
True; however; as 2blu442 mentioned he wants to add extra packaging so the carburetors aren't damaged in transit.
I bought a Holley carburetor from Ebay years ago and the accelerator pump linkage pivot point on the throttle plate broke in transit. I "fixed" the throttle plate with JB Weld but I never put the carburetor on an engine and it's still sitting on my workbench to this day.
Once again I'm looking at the collection and thinking I should downsize things a bit. These are core carburators needing rebuilt except the ones noted as for parts only. None of these have been on a running engine for many years. At a minimum they will need a gasket kit but I'd recommend sending them to your favorite rebuilder to go through. The price doesn't include shipping from Oregon. I would use an oversized box with lots of padding to protect the carb in transit. Let me know if you have any questions.
Well... sorry guys. I had hung these up in the rafters years ago and now that I'm pulling them down I'm finding most are damaged or missing parts. I'll attaching photos of a couple carbs that people asked about.
My effort to be organized.
7041312
7027157
7028251 Parts $35
7028252 Parts, $35
7029250
7029251
7040251 Parts $35
7041250
7042251
7042252 Parts, $35
7043250
7043255
7043256 Parts $35
I think the following ones are Oldsmobile but not positive
17056259
17058259
OK, here's one someone asked about. I thought it was a good clean core but its frozen up and crusty on the underside. The person who inquired gets first chance of refusal, but this is a $35 core in my mind.
Well, this idea hasn't worked out well! Here's the 7043250 that looked grimy but OK hanging from the rafters. But the underside is corroded! Parts only, $35 plus shipping. Ely get first chance to take or pass since he asked about it when I thought it was a good core.
And... here's another parts carb. Its the 7028251 that droldsmorland asked about. Do you want me to pull the top off it to see if the screws/threads are good? Where is the date casting/stamp you are wanting to see?
Well, this idea hasn't worked out well! Here's the 7043250 that looked grimy but OK hanging from the rafters. But the underside is corroded! Parts only, $35 plus shipping. Ely get first chance to take or pass since he asked about it when I thought it was a good core.
Wow, I really need the underside because the last person who rebuild the carb did a lousy job rebushing the throttle linkage. Do you have anything similar?
Then here's photos of the 3255. Due to the tag on the fuel inlet its been rebuilt at some point. There is teflon tape in the inlet, but the threads don't look too bad to me.
Then here's photos of the 3255. Due to the tag on the fuel inlet its been rebuilt at some point. There is teflon tape in the inlet, but the threads don't look too bad to me.
The 3255 looks good. Does the linkages moves freely? Any binding or frozen?
Ely, the 3255 does look good. No binding or problems that I can see. Since its been to some kind of factory rebuilder I can't say for sure if the internals have been messed with. That would be the only wild card, if the jets or rods have been changed.
Ely, the 3255 does look good. No binding or problems that I can see. Since its been to some kind of factory rebuilder I can't say for sure if the internals have been messed with. That would be the only wild card, if the jets or rods have been changed.
Ok, I’ll take it. You accept PayPal? How much in total? What’s your email address?
Particularly: confirm it’s 800 cfm with bumps in primary bores, and shot of throttle lever on pri shaft (I actually need an a/t model wondering if it’s significantly different). Thanks
Last edited by adis; November 12th, 2021 at 07:22 PM.
Reason: Correct wrong word
Particularly: confirm it’s 800 cfm with bumps in primary bores, and shot of throttle bracket on pri shaft (I actually need an a/t model wondering if it’s significantly different). Thanks
Ely, I'm planning to use the carb hanging from the rafters. But do have some other Edelbrock carbs. Is there a specific model/number your looking for?
I have an Edelbrock Qjet #1910 that is rated 850 cfm. They dont make this carb anymore. The ID number has been grinded off. Maybe you have something similar?
October 23rd, 2021, 04:40 PM
