Yamaha 70 Outboard Precision Blend 2 Stroke Oil Injected 20" on 2040-parts.com
US $1,500.00
Location:
Newark, Delaware, United States
Condition:For parts or not working
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Mid 90s (I think serial tags are painted over) Yamaha 70hp precision blend 20" oil injected outboard. Motor came into the dealer I bought it from needing a thermostat but one of the bolts broke off so owner did a 4 stroke repower. Motor was said to be in running condition compression was 120, 120, 110. Lower unit looks nice shifts great motor looks in nice shape. Trim would need released. I'm selling as is for parts repair or rebuild as a non water ready motor. I can pallet this for free and ship it from a business w/ forklifts located in Newark De 19711. Shipping fees arrangements responsibility of buyer but I can assist if need be. Payment due within 24hrs of purchase questions Vince 302 379 5404 |
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