1970 Carter AVS Carb 4737s M9

[4spdwing]

WIW.... Complete restoration by Concours Creations. Still in original packing from Concours. Like new condition. Never installed. M9 4737s. WHATS IT WORTH!!!!

Thinking of letting it go..... Would appreciate feed back.

Thanks in advance,

Tom

[4spdwing]

1970 Carter AVS Carb 4737s M9

WIW.... Complete restoration by Concours Creations. Still in original packing from Concours. Like new condition. Never installed. M9 4737s. WHATS IT WORTH!!!!

Thinking of letting it go..... Would appreciate feed back.

Thanks in advance,

Tom

[DAY CLONA]

IMHO, between $600 to $900 if it's restored correctly....   all depends on level of detail

[4spdwing]

Thank you

[hemi-hampton]

Since it goes to a 440 H.P. with a Manual Trans I would guess at least $1,000. But really not up on Carb prices. I did get around $1,000 for mine in NOS.  LEON.

[4spdwing]

Thank you

[62 Max]

If it is complete with solenoid like this,I sold three over the past few years all over 1K,a K9 date code is a plus.

[4spdwing]

Thank you for the replies.. I have a solenoid i have to get it out.. Thanks Tom

[Birdflu]

Wish it was one for California emissions (4739S)...you'd have a buyer! Our 'bird was sold new in California. That sure narrows the field for me to find one huh? 

[hemi-hampton]

Wish it was one for California emissions (4739S)...you'd have a buyer! Our 'bird was sold new in California. That sure narrows the field for me to find one huh? 

That's the one I had in NOS but for Automatic. I had it or bought it for my 70 R/T Charger that was a N95 California emmision car. That will be a hard Carb to find. LEON.

[Birdflu]

Yeah...no kidding! Car was given the 'Six-Pack' treatment sometime in the early '90's so I'm told. Who knows, my original carburetor is probably sitting in someones garage or basement as we type! 

[4spdwing]

Thats a rare carb for sure.. Good Luck