2001 Johnson 115 Outboard Motor Cowl on 2040-parts.com
Eldred, Pennsylvania, United States
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Up for bid is a 2001 Johnson 115 cowl (hood). The cowl is in very good condition with only a couple spots on the Johnson sticker and a few other marks that are not bad at all. There is a little piece of the inside foam that is missing. I believe it melted that little area when the engine blew. The cowl, over all is in very good condition. There are some light reflection on the one side of the cowl, they are not scratches. Thanks
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