1977-1984 Chrysler 9.9 Hp 15 Hp Recoil Rewind Assembly on 2040-parts.com
Holly, Michigan, US
Here we have a Recoil Rewind Assembly for a 1977-1984 Chrysler 9.9 HP-15 HP motor, it may fit other models. This part was removed from a running outboard that was used only in freshwater. There is a part number on the the bracket of this recoil, it reads: 487427. This recoil is in nice shape, it works well. (see pics)
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