1979 Sears14' Aluminum Vhull Boat With Trailer And Motors on 2040-parts.com
Amenia, New York, United States
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1979 Sears Aluminum fishing boat 14' Vhull, great condition. No patches on boat. with 2014 Galvanized Trailer, no rust. With Evinrude 5 1/2 Fisherman outboard engine, late 40's early 60's, runs great. With Minnkota Electric trolling motor 55 23lb thrust. |
Covers for Sale
1/2in-20x2 screw in stud kit (10pk)(US $40.54)
Fender flat width 70mm. black(US $60.00)
Yamaha 210 series mooring/trailering cover (non tower)(US $529.99)
Boat fender, pvc 70mm. roll 10 meters(US $60.00)
4oz cone #v69 white dabond polyester thread 1150y t70(US $6.50)
Winter/mooring boat custom cover for formula 37pc
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