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1971 50 Hp Mercury Boat Motor on 2040-parts.com

US $300.00
Location:

Morrilton, Arkansas, United States

Morrilton, Arkansas, United States
Good compression on all 4 cylinders. Rotted wires. For parts or if someone is trying to rebuild a motor like this one, they probably use this one to rebuild with their available parts
Brand:Mercury

$300 or best offer, this including shipping. Payments can be made by PayPal or pay in person if you're in Arkansas and want to pick it up. But if you're serious about purchasing the motor, everything including price and payment, can be discussed.

1971 mercury 500 thunderbolt ignition kiekhaefer 50 hp 4 cylinder 2 stroke
Serial#2862550

It Has good compression on all 4 cylinders. Everything works except the wiring. Wires are rotted. If someone is trying to rebuild one probably better to use their available parts to rebuild this one.

Selling The motor because it came with an old pontoon boat that I recently purchased, I did not need the motor, as I had my own.

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