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1957 Evinrude Shifter Lock 18 Hp Part # 203596 on 2040-parts.com

US $19.00
Location:

Lakeland, Florida, United States

Lakeland, Florida, United States
Normal wear and appearance for age.
Brand:Johnson,Evinrude, OMC Manufacturer Part Number:203596

 1957 Evinrude / Johnson shifter lock assembly 18 HP. Part # 203596


This part fits various Johnson / Evinrude and OMC engines.

This is a great used fresh water engine part for restoring and or a replacement part on a your vintage out board.

 PLEASE VERIFY YOUR ENGINE MODEL ,YEAR AND HORSE POWER PRIOR TO ORDERING. Please look at pictures and verify condition and type part. Please ask any questions and or assistance you made need to verify correct part application.

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