Lot Of 5 Nos Evinrude Johnson Brp Omc 325829 .042 Dia. Orifice Idle Jet 0325829 on 2040-parts.com
Walworth, Wisconsin, US
This auction is for a lot of (5) New Old Stock / OMC - BRP Johnson / Evinrude 325829, .042 Diameter Orifice Idle Jet. I have a bunch of these for sale, they were all purchased from the closed OMC Plant in Waukegan, IL and are in excellent condition. Wisconsin residents must pay 5.5% sales tax, unless proof of exemption is provided. Thanks, and good luck bidding. |
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