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Those are the Pierce Manifold 1/2 DCOE Webers. The one I tried to get some info from Pierce manifolds in California(as I have SK's and 40DCOE's) but all I was told was they were 1/2 of the DCOE.
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I'll have to go more with you on the carbs, but....
The picture I looked at wasn't able to blow up very large. A friend was asking me today, about the Pierce MCCH carbs. So we were searching the Pierce website. The pictures of the MCCH does look different from the small picture of the carbs on the Valencia blue. But what kind of Mikuni's. I run four Mikunis on my motorcyle and am somewhat familiar with Mikunis, as well as Keihin's, Webers, SK's, etc. and I don't recognize them.
Perhaps if the picture were larger?
The picture I looked at wasn't able to blow up very large. A friend was asking me today, about the Pierce MCCH carbs. So we were searching the Pierce website. The pictures of the MCCH does look different from the small picture of the carbs on the Valencia blue. But what kind of Mikuni's. I run four Mikunis on my motorcyle and am somewhat familiar with Mikunis, as well as Keihin's, Webers, SK's, etc. and I don't recognize them.
Perhaps if the picture were larger?
for information on the prirace mikunis, visit them at https://www.prirace.com their dual mikuni carb kit lists for $1195.00 they have them listed as INDT-6-M045D-2.5
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$32,100. My goodness. I'm certainly happy, and have always thought that 250s were under-valued, but I'm not sure why this particular car went through the roof. I don't really understand how "we didn't repaint the inside of the trunk -- those are all original stains and scratches" or "the bonnet stripe is so original it's almost worn away" is a selling point. I almost expected to see "this is where I spilled a beer on the seats in '72" in the description! /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/cheers.gif