Storm Vulcan Head Master Model 85 Surfacer Machine Shop Sunnen Dcm Goodsen on 2040-parts.com
Clinton, Tennessee, US
This is a No-Reserve auction for a good used Storm-Vulcan Model 85 Head Master surfacing machine in working condition.Comes with various fixtures for different cylinder heads.
Selling because we are buying a newer machine to do blocks and heads.
High bidder will own it.
Buyer will have to pickup or arrange shipping.We have a forklift on site to load.
Jerry 865-250-7985
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