Aluminum Prop From Scott Atwater Model 491 Boat Motor (1944?) on 2040-parts.com
Ballston Lake, New York, US
Model 491 Boat Motor
Serial Number 491-498244
(1944?)
Parting out a Scott Atwater Model 491 4 HP Boat Motor. This is the prop from it. No gouges or chunks out of it. Please check my other auctions for more parts from this motor. If there is something you are looking for then please let me know and I can list it.
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