57 Chevy Standard Heater Blower Motor/fan/core Housing on 2040-parts.com
Orlando, Florida, US
57 CHEVY Heater Blower Motor, Fan and Core Housing. Original Equipment.
Colder weather is right around the corner...
This is a 'Standard' or 'Recirculating' unit removed from a 1957 Chevrolet 150 Sedan Delivery. Markings on housing state "HARRISON 11 56". Condition as shown in pics. There is some surface rust and dings. Has been moved around in storage since 1976, so the actual possible lifetime usage can be no more than 19 years. Hooked it up to a 12volt lawn tractor battery and ran it about 1 minute. Appears to be OK (video is available on request). Motor spins freely when turned on, stops quickly when turned off.
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