Evinrude Johnson Omc 1970’s Control Box. (shift & Throttle Levers) Parts/repair on 2040-parts.com
Broadus, Montana, United States
This auction is for a used shift and throttle control box for a Johnson or Evinrude motor. This control box is sold “as is.” Study the pictures. No cables or other parts included. It came out of an early 1970’s era boat and I am not an expert on these old vintage boat parts. No returns, you will get the exact control box pictured. Buyer to pay $15 shipping and handling anywhere in the USA. Thanks for bidding. |
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