Vintage Cragar 6-71 8-71 Sbc Chevy Blower Supercharger Intake Manifold Gasser on 2040-parts.com
Emporia, Kansas, US
up for auction is a vintage cragar 6-71 or 8-71 blower intake for a small block chevy ,this intake was purchased at an old hot rodders estate sale it has been on the shelf for over 35 years , it is in very good condition with no port work welds or breaks anywhere all the threads look good with no repairs ,this would be perfect for the old gasser ,check out my other auctions with a bowers 6-71 and hilborn from the same estate ,there will be a $35.00 dollar flat shipping any where in the USA only thanks for looking and good luck bidding !
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