2 nib nos carbs for a12 pt# 16010-h3902 asking 250.00 ea.

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Ouch

And what country would you be in? Just so we can calcullate freight you understand, as this is an international club.

hello sorry about that i am in USA , OR. 97641

He did say he was ASKING $250 right?

Question is: Will he get it? How many does he have?

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Says he has two, he might find them a bit hard to move at that price, but if you wanted to restore a 1200 to mint stock it might be good buying.

Keep in mind that this is $US which translates to $330 Au, plus freight or postage. Economy motoring comes at a high price it seems.

hi datsun fans down under i know that my price may be high for my carbs but for those of us who what the best and to restore nothing better than nos.
due to shipping costs for you folks down under
i will take 25 us off for the true datsun fans i know
that your are . here in usa a crap aftermarket rebuilt
sells for 200-325. i have not had the best of luck
with others rebuilding datsun carbs. so i had bought
alot of nos parts and carbs over the years for the fact
i restore and collect many datsuns..now this price is just for you guy and gals down under.remember dont crush them restore them or make a great hotrod or race car

It's a joke ad.
No way, no day.

NO ONE in the US has paid 200-325USD for ANY stock US A12 1200 carb in the history of man & inflation adjusted. Either NOS, rebuilt or original, in any condition.

I do recommend Tapatio, for those really outrageous meals.

*I'm not mad at you. Just pissed off at the prices. I could be wrong of course. But I've never seen one go for that. If the outrageous prices keep up, I'll have to find a different car. Or just get over it. Easier said then done.

There must be a lot of restaurants named tapatio ... ours up here is Seattle are not outrageous, just good food.

Nomore, I think it is likely some carbs have sold for $250 or more, that's how much the Nissan dealer charged and presumably people bought new parts. Now wether any of us would pay that much, I dunno.

I remember back in the '80s a carb for a Mitsubishi 4-cylinder was over $600 from the Chrysler dealer. And my friend paid the service dept. to replace it.