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Mercury Classic 50hp 1978/79 Throttle Linkage Complete on 2040-parts.com

US $9.99
Location:

Iota, Louisiana, US

Iota, Louisiana, US
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Throttle Linkage in good working condition came off a  running Motor came off a 1978/79 Mercury Classic  50 Hp Model Seriel #5194292   . Item is in good /clean  /working conddition  linkage.If you have questions just ask ,low start bid no reserve.

Thanks for looking !!

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