Borgwarner 2- Velvet Drive Transmission Mercruiser 71c W/ Mercruiser 225 L Motor on 2040-parts.com
Cornelius, North Carolina, US
2 Velvet drives 1 motor
Borg Warner Velvet Drive Transmission Mercruiser 71c
1:1 ratio Fits all Mercruiser, Crusader, and most inboard engines.
Mercruiser Marine 225 L Motor
Plus everything else you see in the pictures.
Please email with any questions.
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