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US $95.00
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Norman, Oklahoma, United States

Norman, Oklahoma, United States
NOS Mercury Quicksilver 3 Gallon Remote Oil Injection Tank 8742 1, US $95.00, image 1
“New Old Stock. This oil tank was purchased from a boat shop liquidation sale. It is new with no original box or hoses. What you see in my listing is what you are purchasing.”
Manufacturer Part Number:8742 1 Brand:Mercury Quicksilver UPC:Does not apply

Quicksilver

Part: Remote Oil Injection Tank Reservoir
OEM Part Number: 8742 1
Condition: This oil tank was purchased from a boat shop liquidation sale. It is New Old Stock with no original box or hoses. What you see in my listing is what you are purchasing. I did clean the dust off, and inspected it carefully. 

There's a slight light discoloration on top of the adapter housing assembly. This is the part the rubber hoses connect to. I don't know what caused that discoloration, but I figured it was worth mentioning. I inspected that part further I seen no evidence (oil residue) of use. The filtering screen is 100% clean.

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