Faria Chesapeake 2" Trim Gauge Mercury/mariner/mercruiser/volvo Dp/yamaha 13807 on 2040-parts.com
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Faria Chesapeake White SS 2" Trim Gauge (Mercury/Mariner/Mercruiser/Volvo DP/Yamaha-2001 and newer) Model# 13807
Chesapeake White SS 2" Trim Gauge (Mercury/Mariner/Mercruiser/Volvo DP/Yamaha-2001 and newer)
2"- Hole Size: 2.0625" (53mm) For Engine Types:
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