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3.8 Supercharger Ford on 2040-parts.com

US $0.99
Location:

Springfield, Ohio, US

Springfield, Ohio, US
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Super charger from a 3.8 ford thunderbird. Includes everything you see in the photos. This unit was bought on eBay a few years ago for a sand rail project that has since been sold. The supercharger and accessories are in very good condition and we're never installed after I bought them. It has been sealed up in the box it was shipped in all this time. It was bought in working condition. The seller told me app 35000 miles. I am cleaning out the shop and moving some older performance related items. No reserve auction!

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