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Volvo Penta Sx Cobra Outdrive ( Fresh Water) on 2040-parts.com

US $2,500.00
Location:

South San Francisco, California, United States

South San Francisco, California, United States
Volvo Penta SX Cobra out drive package. 1.66 Ratio. Engine hour meter says only 55hrs ! Just pulled from 1997 ski boat with 4.3 V6 Volvo engine. (Re-buildable engine is available for an extra $500) Includes transom assembly, inner transom plate, trim pump, steering actuator, exhaust pipes, etc. Little corrosion looks to have been only used in fresh water.
Brand:Volvo Penta Manufacturer Part Number:3868385

Volvo Penta SX Cobra out drive package. 1.66 Ratio. Engine hour meter says only 55hrs ! Just pulled from 1997 ski boat with 4.3 V6 Volvo engine. (Re-buildable engine is available for an extra $500) Includes transom assembly, inner transom plate, trim pump, steering actuator, exhaust pipes, etc. Little corrosion looks to have been only used in fresh water.

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