carburetor conundrums, new or redo

fordgtMember

I am looking at JEGS and I can get a new Holley Street Avenger for about $400. Or, I can get my Holley rebuilt by one of the people recommended on an earlier post (CARBSHOP, Daytona Carbs etc.) I talked to Mike at CarbShop and he estimated 350-400 plus shipping 2 directions Florida to Calif. Probably another 50 bucks Daytona Carbs is about the same price, but less $$$ for shipping. Is there an advantage to having mine rebuilt or should I buy new? Mike says he uses better parts than the factory, but????

Thanks
Gary#06984

5/8/085:14 PM

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