Clean Used Yamaha Side Panel Mount Control Box With Tilt & Trim Switch on 2040-parts.com
Scottsville, Kentucky, United States
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Clean Used Yamaha Side Panel Mount Control Box with Tilt and Trim Switch and single 12 foot cable. Push Throttle. There is a set flat shipping fee of $14.50. I will ship as soon as payment has been made with UPS or USPS depending on your location. I accept Paypal and a credit or debit card over the phone. Sold As Is. No international shipping. There will be additional shipping charges to Alaska and Hawaii. Please call or email with any questions. Additional pictures are available if needed. Thanks for looking! 8304 |
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