Evinrude Emblem Faceplate Chrome Bezel And E Emblem on 2040-parts.com
Minneapolis, Minnesota, US
Evinrude Face plate with like new center emblem. This is a rare and hard to find item. I purchased both on ebay for a restoration in the last year or so and paid more than my asking price. This is a great piece for a restoration on a vintage wooden or fiberglass, aluminum boat, it is from the 1956-1963 era
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