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Weiand Bb Chevy Blower Supercharger Intake & 671 Blower Case,rat Rod,gasser, on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Milan, Indiana, United States

Milan, Indiana, United States
Condition:Used Warranty:No Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

(( 3 DAY AUCTION )) Auction is for a WEIAND Big Block Chevy Part # 7151 Supercharger, Blower Intake and 671 blower supercharger case. This stuff has been stored in my garage for quite a few years, it looks to be in pretty good shape. No cracks. The blower case does have a number and a name on it, the number on the case is 5111 715 it also has a name, but I can not make it out please view last picture for this. Please ask any questions if needed. Please view all pictures for more detail.

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