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Bj3a2331 1964 Mercury 65 Hp 1712675 Clamp Bracket Assembly Pn 1796a 1 on 2040-parts.com

US $40.00
Location:

Canton, New York, United States

Canton, New York, United States
Good Usable Condition Freshwater Only Part
Brand:Mercury Manufacturer Part Number:1796A 1

1964 Mercury 65 HP 4 Cylinder Clamp Bracket Assembly                                        

SN 1712675

PN 1796A 1

May Fit Other 1960's Models And Sizes Check Part Number 

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