Dino Steering Wheel Cherry Woodgrain W/ Hub Marine Boat on 2040-parts.com
Franklin, Wisconsin, United States
Controls & Steering for Sale
- * 1987 renken 2288 gauge and switch panel with instrument gauges(US $100.00)
- 18ft universal 33c marine boat throttle control cable for engine control lever(US $36.60)
- Teleflex m66x08 rotary 8 ft marine boat steering cable(US $75.00)
- Cb3c3225 johnson omc control box with 15 ft morse cables cut wires no key(US $115.00)
- Paneltronics 240vac air conditioning breaker panel(US $199.95)
- Throttle cable assy wire fit yamaha outboard 6hp 8hp 6 8 6g1-26301 6n0-f6301-10(US $11.50)
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