Dodge Plymouth Chevy Ford Olds Pontiac Performance Blue 19" 6 Blade Flex Fan on 2040-parts.com
Doylestown, Pennsylvania, United States
I ordered the wrong size. This 19" FLEX-FAN is in its original shipping box/package.
It has the original instruction sheet and labels still intact. It ran on engine for about 40 miles... 19" TORQFLO 6 BLADE BLUE FLEX FAN This is a clock wise engine rotation street/show/drag race fan. Fan is clean, no damage, and looks real good. NOTE: there is some sun reflection/shadows on some of the photos. PN 983568 221618 |
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