3.9hp Mercury 39 Outboard 1966 Ser 1920065 Complete Stator Coil 4hp 398 2373 on 2040-parts.com
Hamlet, Indiana, United States
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Removed from a good working motor That clamp that holds the motor to the boat broke so im parting owt the motor I looked this serial number up and it came up 1966 however many other years and models fit Money back if not completely satisfied 3.9 hp serial 1920065 more on line now
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