Mercruiser120 Hp Pre Alpha Exhaust Elbow J Pipe # 53272 140hp 165hp 2.5 3.0 on 2040-parts.com
Camp Verde, Arizona, United States
Used Mercruiser Exhaust J Pipe , Part # 53272
Excellent condition , never in salt water , very little use. |
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