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6-71 ? Blower Supercharger Pn 08921938 New on 2040-parts.com

US $1,495.00
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New Berlin, Wisconsin, United States

New Berlin, Wisconsin, United States
6-71 ? Blower Supercharger PN 08921938 New, US $1,495.00, image 1
“NOS built 09/2012”
Brand:don't know Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:08921938 Country/Region of Manufacture:United States UPC:Does not apply

NOS Built 09/2012 Double boxed and sealed in a foil bag.

PN is 08921938 there are some other numbers on the tag in the pictures.

I think its a 6-71 but I have to do some research so use your own judgment.

If you know for sure let me know.

I have 14 of these. Can ship UPS or if you want a bunch I will send them on a pallet by freight.

No warranty but for what I'm charging they are worth the gamble.

The one I opened up turns fine.

I'm 10 miles west of Milwaukee if you would like to inspect or pickup. 53151

Jeff 262 227 7774

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