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Cf3a2722 1989 Mercury 100hp Oc190439 Drive Shaft Housing Pn 8974a14 Fits 1988-93 on 2040-parts.com

US $85.00
Location:

Canton, New York, United States

Canton, New York, United States
Usable Condition But Has A Small Cut Freshwater Only Part
Brand:Mercury Manufacturer Part Number:8974A14

1989 Mercury 100 HP Drive Shaft Housing (with a small very minor cut see last picture)

SN 0C190439  

PN 8974A14

Fits The Following Models And Years 

 

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