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Vintage Vs57 Mcculloch Supercharger, Paxton, Studebaker, Packard, Hudson, Ford on 2040-parts.com

US $425.00
Location:

Le Claire, Iowa, United States

Le Claire, Iowa, United States
supercharger is seized
Brand:McCulloch Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:VS57S 103055

This listing is for a McCulloch VS57 supercharger.

It's in unusable condition. It is seized. The two elbows are the only other parts that I have for this supercharger and they do go with in the auction.the aluminum elbow has a part number on it 211406R11. I don't know much about it. And I'm selling it for a friend. Thanks for looking.

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