Hurth Marine V Drive Transmission 1.5/1 Ratio Early 1990s Model on 2040-parts.com
Ozona, Florida, United States
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Hurth Marine transmission V drive model 1.5/1 ratio In good shape . removed from a early 1990s damaged boat . ( I think it's a 630 model ?? ) but not sure !!! In Clearwater Florida I will box it up . But you find the shipper and pay for it and I will load on truck !!
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