Mercruiser Alpha 1 Exhaust Elbow Riser, 120, 130, 140, Almost All 4 Cylinders on 2040-parts.com
Candor, New York, United States
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This came off a 1987 boat with a 120 hp alpha 1 outdrive. It had 250 hours of fresh water use. Will fit almost all 4 cylinders with Alpha 1 outdrives, makes sure you need the 180 degree neck. Includes what appears to be a good rubber boot with the 4 clamps. No guarantee on the rubber boot.
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