Real Period NOS carb?

[The Going Thing]

Is this a real NOS period piece? 
https://www.ebay.com/itm/NOS-1965-1967-Shelby-Mustang-Holley-Carburetor-List-3259-1/233578056745?hash=item3662564c29:g:gxAAAOSwg~ler3F3

[JD]

Looks like it is to me...

[Bob Gaines]

Looks like it is to me...

+1

[gt350hr]

+2 Passes my scrutiny.

[2112]

That has to be insanely rare today.

[The Going Thing]

If if it is an NOS carb it would still require a full rebuild.  You could buy a period correct unit from Drew for probably just over a third the asking ready to go.
4K is ridiculous money.

[2112]

If if it is an NOS carb it would still require a full rebuild.  You could buy a period correct unit from Drew for probably just over a third the asking ready to go.
4K is ridiculous money.

For some, NOS is the only thing that will do.

[557]

Bet someone will pay it........

[The Going Thing]

There are plenty of people with more money than common sense. It won't be NOS if they are going to use it. No carb sits more than a few years before the gaskets are dried out which necessitates a complete overhaul.

[CharlesTurner]

A lot of details on the carb that are missed by some of the rebuilders...

[6s1640]

A lot of details on the carb that are missed by some of the rebuilders...

The carb has a "S" stamping under the "3259" stamping.  I have not seen before.  Does anyone know what the "S" means.  Maybe Service part?

Also, can some post an image of the carb?  I am not able to do from my work computer.

Thanks

Cory

[Bob Gaines]

There are plenty of people with more money than common sense. It won't be NOS if they are going to use it. No carb sits more than a few years before the gaskets are dried out which necessitates a complete overhaul.

Dried out gaskets that need to be replaced are more of a problem for a carb that has been run on a engine allowing the gaskets to be gas soaked IMO. I do not think that is a problem for a NOS carb sitting on a a shelf. The gaskets will no more degrade then ones sitting in a rebuild kit box sitting on a shelf waiting to be used.

[kingchief]

Here is the picture Cory.

Steve

[s2ms]

If date is important isn't this one too late for 67 GT350 production?

[acman63]

A lot of details on the carb that are missed by some of the rebuilders...

The carb has a "S" stamping under the "3259" stamping.  I have not seen before.  Does anyone know what the "S" means.  Maybe Service part?

Also, can some post an image of the carb?  I am not able to do from my work computer.

Thanks

I though it was a dollar sign   -  4K ?

Cory