alum. multi carb intakes for darn near everything (including DeSoto Firedome)

Okay, it's been a while. But I found it. I found my collection of business cards I gathered at the Hershey show back in 02.

I know a few of the HAMBers here were looking for old hemi intakes.

At their booth I saw Mopar flat head 6 twin carb intakes (Edmunds), Firepower Red Ram and Fire Dome multi carb intakes(offy edelbrock and weiand), polysphere multi carb intakes(offy or weiand I think), six pack intakes for LA and B/RB(edelbrock), they had offy twin carb manifolds for the slant six and they had a couple of clifford's repop hyper pack intakes too.

Everything they had on hand was bead blasted cleaned and to the naked eye free of cracks. Their card says they buy, sell, and swap. They had chev stuff and BOP stuff too. I think I saw a hilborn injection setup for a chev mouse. And I could be wrong but I think I saw a couple of nailhead intakes. Ford flathead is kinda hard to mistake. Thay had those too. Everything seemed to be reasonably priced, but that could have been a show special price or something.

I just stood around and slobbered. I didn't actually do business with them, so I can't comment on that.

Okay, their contact info

Scott and Sara Sendtko
(989)642-8208 Hemlock, MI
Send1313@aol.com

 

Was that the same guy that was at Chickasha? There was a guy there last fall with a bunch off cool intake and carb set ups.

 

They live about 30 miles from me and make all of the local swap meets. They have, as stated, a good cross-section of multiple intakes, some quite rare. They buy, trade and sell. If you trade them manifolds they want about two for one on the scarcity scale. If you buy the prices are fairly high but in line with most other vendors affering equivalent murchandise.

It's the old supply and demand thing. If you've exhaused your search for something rare and they have it you have to decide how badly your willing to bleed for it. If you decide to step up to the plate you have your part, if not then you can keep on dreaming/wanting. Every time you turn down a seemingly overpriced part your just gambling that it won't be higher the next time you find one. I know of a couple of projects that have been stalled because the owners are unwilling to spend the going rate for the needed parts. One has been sitting on an almost finished project for over 3 years waiting for the elusive "good deal" . About a $100 over his artificial "limit" and he could have a few thousand miles on his project by now.

Frank

 

They were high on a Jimmy intake that I priced, but some fool on eBay, bought it up. Jay

 

Whats their name on ePay? I had sent them an email probably 5 months ago. They told me to keep checking back, but I forgot to save to favorite sellers.
See vvvvvv for what I'm looking for.