1977 Montgomery Ward Sea King 7 1/2 Hp Outboard Tiller Handle Assembly on 2040-parts.com
Benton, Pennsylvania, United States
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This Tiller Handle assembly was removed from a 1977 Montgomery Ward Sea King 7 1/2 HP Outboard Motor. It is complete as shown. This outboard was a product of Clinton Marine. We have many other parts from this outboard, if you need something, let us know and we will list it here for you. This part is from our Pennsylvania location.
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