1958 Johnson 10 Hp Outboard Model Qd-19 Cowling Cowl Top Cover Clamshell Bonnett on 2040-parts.com
Chehalis, Washington, US
1958 Johnson 10 HP Model QD-19 cowling. Not dented but has quite a few scratches and scrapes. Would be a good candidate for a restoration since latches are functional and it isn't dented. Original paint. Decals ok but not great. They don't make them like this anymore. Has the rubber keeper that clips to pull-start.
Sold as-is with no returns. I ship Monday-Friday and orders after Friday at 6 AM (Pacific Time) cannot be shipped until the following Monday.
Please check my other listings where I specialize in vintage outboard parts. Thank you.
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