Mercury Verado Lower Unit 20 Inch Shaft Counter Rotating on 2040-parts.com
North Charleston, South Carolina, United States
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Brand new in dealer packaging. Box was opened for pictures and then sealed. We have both the counter and standard rotating model, but this sale is for the COUNTER ROTATING lower unit. This is a dealer overstock liquidation. Item has never been removed from packaging just opened for photos. Ships in OEM packaging
For questions about this item contact Ron directly at 843-609-5310 |
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