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FOR SALE: New Carburetor for 1972 BMW 2002


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Price: $250
Location: Echo Park, Los Angeles CA 90026


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Hi - A mechanic that was working on my car mistakenly purchased a new carburetor for my '72 2002 and unfortunately couldn't return it (long annoying story).  Anyone need one?  Brand new in the box.  

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  • braceface changed the title to FOR SALE: New Carburetor for 1972 BMW 2002

so you know, it is a knock-off of a weber 38/38 and can be bought for 1/2 or less that your asking price from a host of retailers

 

i have 2 of them and people will frown because they aren't genuine weber but i've got a lot of life from mine and never any problems

 

i suspect your shop doubled your the price over what he paid

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3 hours ago, esty said:

so you know, it is a knock-off of a weber 38/38 and can be bought for 1/2 or less that your asking price from a host of retailers

 

i have 2 of them and people will frown because they aren't genuine weber but i've got a lot of life from mine and never any problems

 

i suspect your shop doubled your the price over what he paid

A repair shop that didn’t sell a replacement part at cost. Shocker. 

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It is not a Weber.  I paid $250 for it. I'd like to get $250 back in sale.  I did not purchase it myself, but I paid the guy for it.  He screwed up in that I didn't need a new carb so now I'm stuck with this thing.  I'd tell you the whole aggravating story but it is so lame I prefer not to relive it.  If no one needs this thing I'll chuck in my parts bin.  Thanks.

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21 hours ago, esty said:

so you know, it is a knock-off of a weber 38/38 and can be bought for 1/2 or less that your asking price from a host of retailers

 

i have 2 of them and people will frown because they aren't genuine weber but i've got a lot of life from mine and never any problems

 

i suspect your shop doubled your the price over what he paid

I paid $250 for it so that's ok, the thing is I didn't need a new carburetor to begin with so now I have this thing I don't need.  Hoping someone may want/need it so that's why I posted it for sale.  I agree if you're ok with not having the Weber name they do work fine.  If I got screwed even more with the $250 price man...  I'm happy to let it go for whatever is fair.  I'd like to put this saga to bed soon haha.

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