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Vintage Electrol Trolling Motor In Working Condition on 2040-parts.com

US $75.00
Location:

White Oak, West Virginia, United States

White Oak, West Virginia, United States
boat clamp is broken, see photo 2, heavy grease near propeller, grip is worn. Old motor, but still clean and working forward and reverse.
Brand:Electol Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Engine(HP):Electric

Offered for Sale: Vintage Electrol Trolling Motor in Working Condition, boat clamp is broken, see photo 2, heavy grease near propeller, grip is worn. Old motor, but still clean and working forward and reverse. Shipped or Local Pickup

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