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Old 02-18-2026, 09:39 PM
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I agree. Offer $750. The carbs and manifold appear to be in decent condition. The home-made slotted rod can be replaced by a factory piece, and the center throttle arm extension, although a '65, could be used as is.

A restored '65 or '66 Tri-Power will sell for about $3200. I have never paid more than $850 for a restorable '66 setup. I charge $950 for a complete restoration of the carbs, including dichromating the carb bodies, plating the steel linkage pieces, rebuilding the bases with DAG213 on the end carb throttle plates, and calibrating the carbs for your engine combo. The air cleaner tops are seldom usable unless you don't care about appearance, while the air cleaner bases are usually retorable.

DM me if you need further info.I have attached a few photos of a unit I recently restored.
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