912377 Omc Cobra Exhaust Y Pipe 912375 Extension Bellows V8 Boat Marine Boot on 2040-parts.com
Kalkaska, Michigan, United States
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THIS AUCTION IS FOR A USED V8 OMC COBRA Y PIPE, PART # 912077. IT WAS REMOVED FROM A MICHIGAN FRESH WATER 1989 FOUR WINNS BOAT. COMES AS PICTURED, ALSO INCLUDES THE EXTENSION BELLOWS PART # 912375 IT IS USED BUT IS NICE GOOD WORKING CONDITON.
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