I didn't know these were that much money. It is a very nice one though.


TA shaker

I didn't know these were that much money. It is a very nice one though.


TA shaker

Wow, I have one sitting in my shop. Guess it's a good investment.

Jim

Seems a little overpriced to me. $600-800 seems to be the going rate for decent ones.

I see its in Lincoln, NE ... wouldn't surprise me if the seller is the infamous Dave Hall. When he's buying something from you its not worth dirt but when he's selling something its the price of gold!

Just echoing Dennis. Should be no more than $800 tops. For $1K it better be unused NOS parts in the original packaging.

Good ol' Ebay is driving the prices way up. It is great if you have stuff to sell, but not so great if you are restoring a car and need parts http://forums.performanceyears.com/g...icon_frown.gif I have dealt with Dave H. also. It is just as Dennis said.

I paid $800 for a fully functional '71 shaker a couple of months ago. Scoop was perfect, but in primer. The scoop on my '70 is in prefect shape, but is missing the flapper and the solenoids. The real reason I bought the '71 scoop was for the dual-snorkel base. I am putting a RA IV in my '70 and wanted it to at least look correct. http://forums.performanceyears.com/g...on_redface.gif)

http://forums.performanceyears.com/g...icon_smile.gif I paid $1200 for a complete setup w/both raiv/455 HO shrouds & carb switches. http://forums.performanceyears.com/g...icon_smile.gif The 70 scoop is tough to find in good shape. there was another design for early 71.

Damn I knew they were expensive but a $1000. http://forums.performanceyears.com/g...s/icon_eek.gif I guess thats why they are called "shakers" they shake the money out of your pocket.

Hey if anybody has one like this for sale, my 72 trans am would like to have it's snorkel back... drop me an e-mail with your price.
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Jim????