19' Remote Throttle Control Cable #cc21419 #2141911 Omc Cobra-volvo Penta #1 on 2040-parts.com
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Controls & Steering for Sale
1972 rd200/cs5 throttle control(US $0.99)
#cc-33-30 hi-lex throttle cable / 16 foot outboard marine control cable #2(US $45.98)
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