Force Outboard Ignition System And Coil...read Before Bidding!!! on 2040-parts.com
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, United States
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Force outboard ignition system and coil 150hp This setup was given to me when I had a 1992 Force 150hp outboard years ago and forgot I had it. Never needed it. I know its missing the rectifier. I do not know if everything works!! Seems to be in really good shape except the rust on the mounting plate. |
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