Fiberglass 4" Boat Silencer Exhaust Muffler 4" X 48 " on 2040-parts.com
Port Townsend, Washington, United States
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New , Unknown Maker Inline muffler , 947148RES3 , fibreglass , marine exhaust silencer . INlet and outlet are 3&7/8" o.d. and 3&3/8" i.d. Overall length is 47 " long . The muffler body is 7&7/8' diameter . Actual weight is 12 # . THIS SALE IS FOR 1 UNIT . Check out my E-bay store , by clicking on the red tag by my name , I am listing lots of new and used marine gear for the next couple of months .There is a pretty good instore "search" so stuff is getting easier to find Thanks for looking . Buy with confidence .
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