25 Boat Motor on 2040-parts.com
Lawrence, Kansas, US
1970s Johnson boat motor 25 HP ...runs but runs rough needs cleaned up ...a tune up would be a big help being sold off for a newer motor ..in used condition... Has scratches and is sun faded motor cover has chips out of it but still works ....local pick up only ....motor is tiller handle and has electric start
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