have a Chevy Inline 6 friend who likes carbs?
For SaleEngine - Intake/Fuel
Jun 3, 2022, 04:46 PM | Replies: 4 | Views: 654
Mountain Pass
Join Date: Oct 2000
Posts: 180
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Price
$100• OBO
- Location Tyngsboro, MA, 01879, USA
- Condition Used
- Compatibility
| Make | Model | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Chevrolet | Any Model | 1960 - 1980 |
Description:
Clearing out stuff from my late Stepfather, who had saved this 3-carb Offenhauser setup for (I think all) Chevy inline 6s.
Needs to find a good home, and I'm sure his wife would appreciate 'something' - $100?
The manifold is still listed as available new, at around 4 times that 
.
PM me with interest...
Cheers,
- Jeff
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Mountain Pass
Joined: Oct 2000
Posts: 180
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From: Backwoods Massachusetts
Indeed, might be a bit much for a 194 unless it was really built though.
Too bad it's not for a 300-6, but I figure truck guys might have truck friends, and I'd guess most car I-6's got SBC/LS swapped long ago...
Throttle and choke plates move freely, although one could be a little sticky - hard to tell without everything bolted together.
Two of the fuel lines look like they are a little kinked, whether it's enough to slow down carb'ed fuel delivery I can't say.
Cheers,
- Jeff
Too bad it's not for a 300-6, but I figure truck guys might have truck friends, and I'd guess most car I-6's got SBC/LS swapped long ago...
Throttle and choke plates move freely, although one could be a little sticky - hard to tell without everything bolted together.
Two of the fuel lines look like they are a little kinked, whether it's enough to slow down carb'ed fuel delivery I can't say.
Cheers,
- Jeff
Thread Starter
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Mountain Pass
Joined: Oct 2000
Posts: 180
Likes: 0
From: Backwoods Massachusetts
My stepfather loved it enough to hang onto it quite a while.
Don't recall him with anything that could have used this, and I knew him >50 years.
I have a stout box 25x24x12 that looks like it would do. Parts ~20lbs, guess 30 packed.
You need an address to calculate at UPS or FXG. I don't get much of a discount.
From my 01879 to mid country, like Tire Rack in South Bend, about $40.
To one of my vendors in Santa Clara looks like about $60.
This gets a lot easier if it's just the Offy manifold - fits in a much smaller box.
If you can do better email me a label - confirming size weight etc when it's boxed.
Wishing rates hadn't just gone up, and sorry I'm not a Prime seller.
I can take PayPal but please friend and family/no fees - I'm giving his wife the money.
Haven't advertised locally yet, not many old Chevy's around these parts that aren't Corvettes or big block Novas or Chevelles.
Maybe I should try the corvette forum C1 guys but that place is so annoying...
Don't recall him with anything that could have used this, and I knew him >50 years.
I have a stout box 25x24x12 that looks like it would do. Parts ~20lbs, guess 30 packed.
You need an address to calculate at UPS or FXG. I don't get much of a discount.
From my 01879 to mid country, like Tire Rack in South Bend, about $40.
To one of my vendors in Santa Clara looks like about $60.
This gets a lot easier if it's just the Offy manifold - fits in a much smaller box.
If you can do better email me a label - confirming size weight etc when it's boxed.
Wishing rates hadn't just gone up, and sorry I'm not a Prime seller
.I can take PayPal but please friend and family/no fees - I'm giving his wife the money.
Haven't advertised locally yet, not many old Chevy's around these parts that aren't Corvettes or big block Novas or Chevelles.
Maybe I should try the corvette forum C1 guys but that place is so annoying...
