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Does the lid have the silk screening under it?
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THE LID DOES NOT HAVE THE SILK SCREENING. IT WAS PURCHASED FROM A CHEVY DEALER IN 2000. THANKS, JEFF
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Because of that and being dated that late,it probably has the later designed erratically curved PCV tube too that most aren't looking for on a concourse resto.
As opposed to the smooth 90° bend most crave. IMHO $20-$40 |
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$20-40 for a nos lid,base, and element? I imagine correct or not it should fetch at least a couple hundred, likely more depending on what it is. I have sold mid 80s nos units for $300-$500 on no reserve eBay listings.
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To each his own.Mid 80's is not than the year 2000.
There's nothing unique about its parts or design,and add onto that it was made in the year 2000. It's a functional piece,but an era correct assembly line designed piece. Those knock off diamond mesh air filters & thin metal chrome lids with no silk screening are a very common,more then most think and the base is nothing special to write home about. Granted this is a clean new world unused GM part,and that's where it's value is,but it can still be bought new over the counter today for a lil more then I quoted if for sale. I've seen two of these for sale here this year w/an asking price of $75,which eventually came down to $40-$50 at local swap meets. They're nice units that function well. |
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Point taken. If they are still available today, do you know the part number?
Thanks, Jason |
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I'd say $250 up.
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Cheapest Repro on eBay
So I think a GM NOS unit would be worth more than the $95 Repro in the link above.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Mr70</div><div class="ubbcode-body">To each his own.Mid 80's is not than the year 2000.
There's nothing unique about its parts or design,and add onto that it was made in the year 2000. It's a functional piece,but an era correct assembly line designed piece. Those knock off diamond mesh air filters & thin metal chrome lids with no silk screening are a very common,more then most think and the base is nothing special to write home about. Granted this is a clean new world unused GM part,and that's where it's value is,but it can still be bought new over the counter today for a lil more then I quoted if for sale. I've seen two of these for sale here this year w/an asking price of $75,which eventually came down to $40-$50 at local swap meets. They're nice units that function well. </div></div> If you are passing on 6423907 NOS open element air cleaners in the box for $75, I will take everyone you find and double your money and pay shipping. Brian |
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