Garelick Eez-in Aluminum Outboard Motor Bracket W/adapter Plate on 2040-parts.com
San Pedro, California, United States
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This is new/old stock, Garelick Aluminum outboard motor bracket w/adapter plate, allows you to easily remove the bracket from your transom. The pad is 2" thick X 11 1/2" wide, There is no model number on this bracket, but it looks like the model # 701178 for 2 stroke outboards up to 20 lbs.. The adapter plate is worth $60.00 alone.
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