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Anderson, California, United States

Anderson, California, United States
Used part in very good condition with no cracks. Has some paint peeled off in a few spots. From a freshwater boat.
Brand:Mercury Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Manufacturer Part Number:78065 A

1980 Mercury V-175 Outboard Exhaust
Plate

Pulled from motor serial # 5960284

Used part in good working condition.
No cracks but some paint peeling.

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