Old Mercontrol For Runabout 1950's? on 2040-parts.com
Andover, Minnesota, US
Old Mercontrol. Don't know much about it. Both handles move. There seems to be some cable stuffed inside. Use for parts or a rebuild. Money back no questions asked if you are not satisfied. Bid with confidence. I've never had an unhappy customer. I will sell to anyone , anywhere but I will only ship to a US address. If you are an international buyer you will have to arrange shipment to someone you know in the US. Free shipping and insurance.
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