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198 Hp Mercuiser 898 V8 Gm 305ci 5.0l Engine Coupler on 2040-parts.com

US $63.99
Location:

Madison, Ohio, United States

Madison, Ohio, United States

This item was removed from a 198 HP Mercuiser 898 V8 GM 305ci 5.0L.  SN: 4942782.  This engine is from a freshwater environment.

This is a: Engine Coupler    

Item Location: 00H016


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