Marine Engine Coupler Omc Cobra 2.3 Sterndrive Bayliner on 2040-parts.com
Calico Rock, Arkansas, United States
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Coupler from a OMC (Ford) 2.3 Cobra engine for a sterndrive. Was told the boat was a 1989 Bayliner. This coupler may fit other applications, so be sure and research that. I purchased the entire motor for a change out, and my setup used a different hook up with a drive shaft. Coupler bolts on the flywheel of the engine. Looks in good shape. I have no use for it, hope someone who needs this gets it.
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