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1987 Yamaha 90 Hp 2 Stroke 3 Cylinder Hood Top Cowl Cowling Shroud Freshwater Mn on 2040-parts.com

US $229.99
Location:

Keewatin, Minnesota, United States

Keewatin, Minnesota, United States
Good Used Freshwater Parts
Brand:Yamaha Country/Region of Manufacture:Japan


For all of your used freshwater outboard motors and parts contact: 

NOS Marine

106 W. 3rd Ave
P.O. Box 697
Keewatin, MN 55753
Phone: (218)403-0299

For sale is a good used top cowl that was removed from a 1987 90Hp Yamaha 3 cylinder 2 stroke outboard motor that we are parting out. This item has been inspected and has some scratches/scuffs (see pics). We also have other parts for this motor in stock. If you have any questions or need more pictures, please use eBay's e-mail system or just call Paul at (218)403-0299 or Scott at 218-403-0450.

 Canada and worldwide customers, please e-mail us for a shipping quote.  

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