1959 Evinrude Lark Front Cover Golden V Emblem For 35 Hp on 2040-parts.com
Minneapolis, Minnesota, US
This is a very nice and usable Evinrude Lark Golden Jubilee 35 hp front cowl emblem
The best of five cowls that I had - most are severely cracked and chipped and faded
This one has great color and shine on the gold
Note for all vintage goods: may have minor scratches and small chip, sold as in
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