SOLD FS: One only NOS&Renewed 3.0cs Zenith inat 35/40 carburettor #1255950

[deQuincey]

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This one is for sale,
only one ítem, sadly not a pair
Ref. 1255950 in a black color data plate
right for 3.0cs and 3.0s
despite being a NOS (probably some 40 year old thing) this has been completely refreshed with Brand new gaskets and seals, rubber membranes had been treated in a warm soft glycerine bath to endure their flexibilty,
all settings ready for plug and play, "dQ manufactura"
will pack it safely to be able to travel anywhere in the world

Price will be set on demand (please P.M.) including shipping costs (shipping can be tracked postal service or your preferred Courier)

 

[deQuincey]

 

[HB Chris]

Must be a very early one as it doesn’t the fuel bowl vent.

 

[eriknetherlands]

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(i think deQuincey was a detective in his previous life; how does he keep finding these gems

 

[deQuincey]

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(i think deQuincey was a detective in his previous life; how does he keep finding these gems

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[Stan]

Maybe you need to find one more so you have a pair to sell?

 

[HB Chris]

Or even post your asking price like everyone else.

 

[deQuincey]

more details as location, price or payment method kindly responded by PM

 

[Luis A.]

Hello DQ. The chart of all the different part numbers for the Zeniths that you are showing makes me wonder if you know what the differences are between the different carbs? And are any of the differences visually obvious??

 

[deQuincey]

Hello DQ. The chart of all the different part numbers for the Zeniths that you are showing makes me wonder if you know what the differences are between the different carbs? And are any of the differences visually obvious??

Luis
there are many differences, lots of them are visually obvious but i do not have a track record of all of them

 

[deQuincey]

This one is for sale,
only one ítem, sadly not a pair
Ref. 1255950 in a black color data plate
right for 3.0cs and 3.0s
despite being a NOS (probably some 40 year old thing) this has been completely refreshed with Brand new gaskets and seals, rubber membranes had been treated in a warm soft glycerine bath to endure their flexibilty,
all settings ready for plug and play, "dQ manufactura"
will pack it safely to be able to travel anywhere in the world

Price will be set on demand (please P.M.) including shipping costs (shipping can be tracked postal service or your preferred Courier)

available

 

[akdavidmd]

I was just starting to rebuild carbs on my 1971 euro 3.0cs, and the air cleaner bolt on top of the front carb just spins, won't unscrew. Don't know how to get it out, or even if I could, would the carb be viable. I don't know if a U.S. Zenith 35/40 would work on my euro, if not then I am interested. I don't know if I could ever get my own carb to look as nice as yours, I'd probably have to sell the whole car.

 

[stphers]

You can get it out, put a set of vicegrips on it and pull like hell Once out , you can either put a helicoli in or a time sert to fix it Take apart the carbs, get them vapor blasted, the linkages plated and they will work great if you are careful rebuilding them they will also look terrific PM me if you want more info I love these carbs and when they are set up right, they work really well

Thanks, Rick

 

[akdavidmd]

Thanks for the reply, Rick I will try that. I've always tried to live by the motto "what one man can do, another can do". Good to know it can be done.

Andrew

 

[deQuincey]

I was just starting to rebuild carbs on my 1971 euro 3.0cs, and the air cleaner bolt on top of the front carb just spins, won't unscrew. Don't know how to get it out, or even if I could, would the carb be viable. I don't know if a U.S. Zenith 35/40 would work on my euro, if not then I am interested. I don't know if I could ever get my own carb to look as nice as yours, I'd probably have to sell the whole car.

well this one is new old stock, i simply put new gaskets on it

carbs can be overhauled, steps are laborious but simple, in most cases they can be rebuilt, good luck

 

[Gazz]

I seem to remember a wonderful multipart deQ Zenith restoration tutorial on Youtube a few years ago. I had a bit of a search but couldn't find it. Did you remove it deQ?

So what is a pair of '73 Zeniths worth?

 

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