2004 Mercury 225 Hp Optimax Block, Heads,fuel Rails,vapor Tank, Crank Etc on 2040-parts.com
Bridgeport, Alabama, United States
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I have a 2004 Mercury 225 Hp Block, front half, crank, fuel rails, a few injectors, vapor, tank, upper and lower bearing halfs, starter, air injection compressor . Some of the bolts are missing from moving it around in my garage time from time. what ever I have your welcome to have also One cylinder will have to be bored. I will not split any parts up. It is in my way and I need gone as a package deal. All other parts have been sold for this engine. Its is for pickup or I will deliver to you in person for a fee. Thanks I will answer any questions you may have and will send more pics on request . Thank You.
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