Chrysler Outboard Clutch Dog F84521 - New - 3 And 4 Cylinder on 2040-parts.com
White River, Ontario, CA
This is a new clutch dog for the 3 and 4 cylinder Chrysler outboards. This is NOS and there is no original packaging. You get the part pictured here. Shipping shown is Ontario to US lower 48 only with worldwide shipping available at a premium. Shipping quotes require you postal code or zip. This part currently lists for in excess of $200.00. Contact me with any questions. Norm
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