6-71 Gm Blower Supercharger Dragster Rat Rod Hot Rod Nitro Pro Mod Race Car on 2040-parts.com
Bertrand, Nebraska, United States
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Up for auction is a 6-71 gmc blower.i am selling some parts to finish a project i am working on.I don't want to sell these parts but have to.it needs a good cleaning from setting on shelf.this came off a running truck.my loss your gain.All turns nice.i see no problems.needs a good cleaning.it has a small spot were someone ground on it please see picture does not hurt any thing.Please check my other auctions for more great parts
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