1968 Johnson 85hp Electramatic 307892 308345 Air Silencer Covers on 2040-parts.com
Springfield, Illinois, US
Ref motor 1968 V4AL-20A Electramatic 85 hp - fits other Johnson Evinrude OMC motors - items attach to lower motor cover / cowling. Pads in good shape - screens good.
Some parts obsolete. All (4) items shown included (front and back pics).
Only ship to lower 48 states and accept PayPal.
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