Volvo Penta 290 Bell Housing, Flywheel & Drive Plate 1988 Gm V8 on 2040-parts.com
Gloversville, New York, United States
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This is a bell housing assembly, It was removed from a 1988 boat. All functions worked properly when removed. Unit is being sold as is, where is. No shipping. If you need additional parts, ask, we can probably work together. Also have other Volvo engine parts available. Includes bell housing with internal drive shaft, flywheel and drive plate. Volvo mod 290 drive system.
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