New! Omc #981948. Coupling And Plug Assembly. on 2040-parts.com
Marysville, Washington, United States
I HAVE A MASSIVE INVENTORY OF JOHNSON-EVINRUDE-OMC PARTS INCLUDING CURRENT, NON CURRENT, OBSOLETE, NLA AND USED. E-MAIL YOUR NEEDS THROUGH EBAY OR CALL 1-800-305-(BOAT) 2628. Questions regarding correct fit can be confirmed prior to purchase. Simply E-mail your engine's model # and I will verify part compatibility. NEW!! OMC #981948 COUPLING AND PLUG ASSEMBLY. 240 AND 250HP, 1978 AND 1979. OMC STERN DRIVE WILL SHIP IN IT'S ORIGINAL BOX. We strive for 100% positive feedback. Every effort is made to satisfy our customer's needs. In the odd circumstance that there is an issue with your order, please message us immediately, so we may make it right in a timely and efficient manner. |
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