Evinrude Johnson Brp Sidemount Control Box Good Shape on 2040-parts.com
Newark, Delaware, United States
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Nice Brp side mount controls no key and cables are cut but all screws to take box apart are lose box works great smooth. This is just the box no cables no wiring harness you can put either the new style systems check or the old red plug harness on this box. Sold as is Payment due within 24hrs of purchase. Questions Vince 302 379 5404 |
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