Minn Kota Terrova Control Head Cover
This is for a Minn Kota Terrova 80 pound Thrust-cover only. Cover shows Terrova 80 pound Thrust 24 volt Autopilot. This is a good used part. It was removed and replaced due to an upgrade for the ipilot version.
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