1988 Suzuki 8hp Dt8c Outboard Engine Short Shaft (superb Condition) on 2040-parts.com
Portage, Indiana, United States
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I purchased this 8 horsepower 1988 Suzuki DT8C in early spring of 1989. I had a one weekend outing with my father in the summer of 1989 and another weekend in the summer of 1990. Unfortunately, my father passed away in the spring of 1991. I had not only lost my best friend, I lost my only fishing buddy. I never went fishing again since he passed. This engine has been sitting in my garage all of that time. I have fired it up a few times a year just to keep it in top condition. I doubt that the engine even has 20 hours on it since I purchased it. It was only used two weekends. That's it!The downside is, it does have some shelf wear on the cover from moving it around and about in my garage as I show in the photos. However the pictures will speak for themselves when you look at the rest of it. The engine still has the original factory grease on the fittings and hinges. I noticed another party on this sight is selling the same exact engine (NON RUNNING) for parts for $500.00 claiming that it is a bargain. I am making this awesome offer to anyone interested in a complete practically brand new running engine with the original fuel tank for just twice the price of a possible nightmare. This engine starts with the first pull. And idles like a purring kitten. It's a two stroke engine but it is a self oil injected engine. This means it has its own oil reservoir and mixes it with the fuel on its own. If you don't this this is a superb deal I will leave a window open for your best offers, but I will be honest with anyone considering making me an offer. I do not plan on really bending. I lost my best fishing friend. But I haven't lost my best judgement. If you want to see the unit running, you can visit my you tube listing. youtube.com/watch?v=DVmKd5dP_f4 I also have this item listed locally, so I reserve the right to end this auction early. Respectfully Waynerolloff |
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