Vintage Evinrude Sportwin Johnson 9.5 Hp Outboard Hood Cowl Cover 1960's on 2040-parts.com
Wyoming, Michigan, US
Hello.For Buy It Now is a good used Hood/Cowling for an 1960's vintage 9.5 hp Evinrude outboard motor.Its in good shape with paint and decal scratches.The foam insulation is intact,but loose on one side.This hood has no cracks or missing parts.The SPORTWIN and 9.5 metal emblems are still in nice shape.The metal lock down tabs are solid and not loose.The rubber seal is intact and solid.I'm unsure of the exact YEAR it fits,but I'm told its from the late 1960's and will fit Johnson motors also.In any case,BE SURE THIS FITS your outboard motor before buying.There are No Returns on this item.Any questions,please ask before buying.
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