Buy World's Best Cylinder Head Blower Supercharger Tilt & Rotate Service Stand in Mims, Florida, US, for US $1,269.95

Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Refund will be given as:Money Back Item must be returned within:14 Days Return policy details:Please, read our return policy in the item description. Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Part Brand:Unknown Warranty:No Country of Manufacture:Unknown

IN EXCELLENT USED CONDITION

This listing is for a highly unique cylinder head/blower supercharger tilt and rotate service stand in excellent used condition. This highly specialized service stand here offered is composed of two base assemblies. The upper base unit is constructed of aluminum. The lower mounting base unit is constructed of steel. These base assemblies are being sold as a matched set which they are. The lower base assembly features a bench mountable end mounting eye and a bench mountable rotation lockable primary end base. The upper base assembly features a tiltable mounting system for the components refered to above. The combined system advertised and photoed is exactly what you will receive. We have no knowledge of whether additional accessory pieces are or are not required for use. This system appears to have never been used but does have some paint chips on the lower base unit from transport. The system appears to have no physical damage to it. Although the country of origin is unknown, in one of the photos the red sticker with the word "ACHTUNG" indicates it was designed and built in a country that spoke German.

WHAT IT DOES: With this extremely well thought out and designed system, the mechanic is provided unprecidented access and convenience to working on the most exotic components in a way previous to this system were never conceived. By nature of the multi-angular locating capability of this system not only can highly precision work be performed but also be performed in the most quick and efficient way possible. Recently, on a nationally televised NHRA event, a service stand like this one was shown with a supercharger mounted in it for rotor/vane replacement.

If the best money can buy is what your circumstances require, genuinely consider adding this valuable and time saving service stand to your arsenal creating the edge to beat the competition!

We do list items on a regular basis and will be happy to combine purchases for reduced shipping costs. We do offer additional discounts on multiple Mercedes purchases and will be listing numerous OEM Mercedes Benz parts and tools. If you don't see what you're looking for, please, contact us--we may have what you want!

PAYMENT AND SHIPPING

Payment must be made through Paypal and received immediately following your confirmation to purchse the item; otherwise, the item will remain for sale until payment is received from you or from someone else. International buyers will be responsible for any duty or custom fees. If you have any questions, please send us an email. We will answer all emails promptly.

RETURN POLICY

Refunds will be for the item cost only; the buyer will be responsible for all shipping costs. Please, send us an email within 14 days of receipt of the package based upon your delivery confirmation date and the item must be returned and received in the same condition as when it was shipped to you.

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