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Paragon Transmission Chris Craft Commander Hj7c 2.5:1 W/ Reverse (low Reserve) on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
Condition:Used Brand:Paragon Manufacturer Part Number:HJ7C 25-L

Paragon Marine transmission from Chris Craft Commander with Ford 427.  The transmission was working when the boat was repowerd.

Numbers on the trans are: Model: HJ7C 25-L   Serial: 54726

Numbers on the reducer are: Model RC 25-L   Serial: 54727 

The listing states local pick-up only, but I will crate and ship to wherever you want. It's heavy (over 100 lbs.). Actual charges will apply. The reserve price basically equals what the core charge would be if you just sent it in for a rebuild.


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