The Ford Barn

4tford · 06-15-2013, 11:47 AM

SOLD

As the title says this is a complete polished super charger setup for a 1949 - 54 Ford or Mercury flathead. This unit is the best of the best and was only used for a couple dyno runs. Weiand 142 blower with a Roadrunner Engineering intake manifold. Has the serpentine belt and all the pulleys belt tensioner and Holley Street Avenger 570 cfm 4 barrel carb specially designed for use with blown flatheads. Custom built water pumps ( Skip Haney) with an impeller instead of paddles for increased water flow. Also includes the never used Edelbrock air cleaner. Can also include the Mercury EAC heads and Mercury oil pan with baffle that were used on the motor. This unit is in like new condition and was only used in the dyno runs by Joe Abbin. Unit is in Canada. Shipping will be by your preference at actual shipping cost. My motor was sold and the buyer wanted to run a triple intake.

Please feel free to ask any questions.

06-15-2013, 11:47 AM	#1
4tford Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Regina Canada Posts: 1,335	Flathead super charger set up polished City: Regina State: Canada Price: 5000 SOLD As the title says this is a complete polished super charger setup for a 1949 - 54 Ford or Mercury flathead. This unit is the best of the best and was only used for a couple dyno runs. Weiand 142 blower with a Roadrunner Engineering intake manifold. Has the serpentine belt and all the pulleys belt tensioner and Holley Street Avenger 570 cfm 4 barrel carb specially designed for use with blown flatheads. Custom built water pumps ( Skip Haney) with an impeller instead of paddles for increased water flow. Also includes the never used Edelbrock air cleaner. Can also include the Mercury EAC heads and Mercury oil pan with baffle that were used on the motor. This unit is in like new condition and was only used in the dyno runs by Joe Abbin. Unit is in Canada. Shipping will be by your preference at actual shipping cost. My motor was sold and the buyer wanted to run a triple intake. Please feel free to ask any questions. Last edited by 4tford; 10-24-2013 at 03:37 PM.