Gm/mercruiser 4.3 Litre Heads Like New on 2040-parts.com
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I bought these new from a marine engine shop in RI/FL. I put them on a cracked block. My mistake. I ended up buying a new engine so don't need these. They have about 5 hrs on them. No damage. The over heating tab are intact. I had them on a Mercruiser 4.3 L. They seem to be in perfect condition.
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