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Vintage 3 Blade Brass Propeller 15" Wide Boat Motor on 2040-parts.com

US $39.99
Location:

Glenburn, North Dakota, United States

Glenburn, North Dakota, United States
I don't think its been used have just dust from sitting on shelf please see the photos I have no idea what it would have went to
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I don't think its been used have just dust from sitting on shelf please see the photos I have no idea what it would have went to but its very heavy, if you live in the mid west where speedee delivers wait for an invoice I can get it to you cheaper otherwise if you pay and don't wait or live outside the Midwest it will ship priority mail

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