Evinrude 1958 7.5 Horsepower Lower Housing Cover on 2040-parts.com
Kansasville, Wisconsin, US
One used set of lower caps or covers from an Evinrude outboard 1958 7.5 horsepower serial 7524-11876. No broken pieces also included is the mounting hardware.
Used parts are sold as is as shown. Watch my other listings for more Outboard motor,trolling motors and Boating items both new and used also vintage items. Shipping cost applies to the lower 48 states. Please ask questions before bidding and good luck. (loc 96 box flr)
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