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Should I sell them ?
This weekend is a swap meet at the Gibralter Trade Center in Mt. Clemens. My brother called and asked if I wanted to sell the parts that were taken off/left over after the EFI conversion. Now I don't know if I should sell them or be that person who hangs onto parts "just in case" I want to change back, or if I buy another car. I have accumulated some parts over the years as things have changed on the car.
I have a Holley 770 street avenger carb, which has less than 400 miles on it, I have the power boost canister which was on the car for less than 6 months, a set of 4 original center caps and beauty rings, and lots of other odds and ends. Do I save them, do I sell them ? How do you decide ? |
I have no luck selling anything ,but if you can make a buck go for it .
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Unless you have plans to return to a carb'd setup...SELL it.
Carbs depriciate quickly the longer they're left sitting on a shelf. Center caps and rings value will depend on their condition... |
Seems like parts are hard to sell these days around here for a reasonable price.
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All this stuff is in like new condition. The center caps are in really nice condition. I am torn. Maybe the carb might be the one to get rid of, especially if they depreciate quickly. And it is easy to pick up a carb, just costly. lol
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Go for it, like you said the carb is easy to replace. Use the money for your car.
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I am considering buying a new steering wheel and taking off the Rosewood one I have, so that is a possibility.
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I wish you had some nice old small block valve covers to sell. Im trying to decide what to dress up my future new motor with .
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There ya go John.
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