1959 Evinrude 35517 35hp Cover Hood Cowl Shroud Motor Lark Johnson Big Twin on 2040-parts.com
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L & L VINTAGE OUTBOARD MOTOR PARTS Please check out our EBAY store for more vintage parts CAME OFF A PARTED OUT 1959 EVINRUDE LARK 35517 35HP MOTOR MOTOR COVER ASSEMBLY "GOLDEN JUBILEE" EDITION EMBLEMS IN NICE SHAPE FUNCTIONAL ACCESS DOOR PAINT AND CHROME IS WEATHERED HAS SOME SCUFFS, SCRATCHES AND A COUPLE SMALL CRACKS IN PAINT FRESHWATER USE ONLY WE WILL SHIP YOUR ITEM WITHIN 1 BUSINESS DAY FOLLOWING PAYMENT *****WE WILL SHIP TO CANADA***** |
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