Cylinder Head Omc Looper V4 '85-'87 3.5" Bore-#395083>436005>438526 - Used on 2040-parts.com
Rumford, Rhode Island, US
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We have been an OMC dealer for more than 30 years. Now retired, we are disposing of our accumulated inventory at below cost prices Here is a Used '85-'87 (Small Bore - 3.5") OMC Looper V4 Outboard Cylinder Head-120/140 hp # 395043>436005>438526 Original Cost - $457.07 Fits Port or Starboard - No Thermostat or thermostat cover is included A second is head available for the winning auction bid if desired with no additional shipping cost We have many new and used Cylinder Heads, as well as a large inventory of OMC Parts, Special Tools & Accessories |
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