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Legend Jet Drive "e" Pump Suction Housing Model J120-e J0715 Jet Boat on 2040-parts.com

US $699.00
Location:

Yorba Linda, California, United States

Yorba Linda, California, United States
Condition:New other (see details)

New old stock, Legend model J120-E suction housing. This is a new old stock housing. Never been installed. Includes the rideplate and hand hole cover. American turbine which now owns Legend, uses part number J0715 with a list price of $1200.00. The hand hole cover is ATJ part number J0098 and list for $187.00. The rideplate is ATJ part number J0567 and list for $167.00. A total list price of $1554.00. Check out our blow out price on this unit!

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