Johnson Evinrude Omc Cover, By-pass 311240 on 2040-parts.com
central Illinois, US
This By-Pass cover p/n 311240 is off a 1968 V4AL-20A 85 hp Johnson outboard (electramatic). Fits many Johnson Evinrude OMC outboards. Cover is in good condition with no cracks / bends. A good replacement.
Ship to the lower 48 states and accept PAYPAL.
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