25hp Johnson Outboard Boat Motor on 2040-parts.com
Kokomo, Indiana, United States
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I am offering for bid a Johnson 25HP outboard boat motor. I purchased it for a boat that was to be a project for my grandson and I, but due to family health reasons, I need to sell. I purchased it as an operational motor and as I have never ran it, I'm selling it "as is", but I am confident that it will run fine. The previous owner said that it ran well. It is set up for steering wheel operation. It comes with the engine stand as pictured. Happy bidding!
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