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Rio Vista, California, United States

Rio Vista, California, United States
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“This is a brand new, never been run 1979 British Seagull Model 110 outboard. The engine is in the original shipping carton.”
Brand:British Seagull Manufacturer Part Number:Model 110 Engine(HP):5+ Country//Region of Manufacture:United Kingdom

This is a brand new 1979 British Seagull Model 110 5+ hp. It is in its original shipping carton.  As you can see from the photos the shipping carton is showing its age. Included is the owners manual and introduction letter from British Seagull. The Model 110 has a recoil starter, forward / reverse and uses a 25/1 oil to gas mixture.
The original owner died before he used the outboard. His widow gave it to a family friend who never used it. When he turned 90 he gave the engine to an acquaintance of mine who kept it in his garage for years. 

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