Mcculloch Supercharger Blower Vs-57 A Vs57 Paxton on 2040-parts.com
Winchester, California, US
This is a VS-57 McCulloch Supercharger that was pulled from a Ford Thunderbird 312 Y block engine 35 years ago. It was stored on a back shelf in a shop and it has some patina such as dirt, dust and some surface rust. The shaft is free and turns and it still has the dipstick. Serial number is 6785 and it is model VS-57 A. $1200. Subject to prior local sale.
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