1973 Johnson 115hp Cowling / Hood on 2040-parts.com
Waco, Texas, US
I have a good cowling that was repainted and would make a nice replacement if you have 1972 or 73 V-4 Johnson outboard. It will need a new rubber cowling gasket. Most local marinas will have these in stock or can order one. They only come in black and that is the color this uses. Please look closely at the pic so you see what you get. Thanks for looking.
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