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Merc.66057,48165,66397,66059a5 Mercruiser Shift Bracket Assy.nla Mcgill Switch on 2040-parts.com

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Gravois Mills, Missouri, United States

Gravois Mills, Missouri, United States
good used shift bracket assy.
Brand:Mercruiser Country/Region of Manufacture:Unknown Manufacturer Part Number:66057,48165,66397,66059,66397A5

BOX 9A

USED 

MERCRUISER 

SHIFT BRACKET ASSY.

MERCURY BRACKET ASSY.  66057, 66057A3  

NO LONGER AVAILABLE 

48165  O RING OIL PUMP SMALL 3.0 BPMG  

66397  no info on this part number or price

66059, ss 66059A3 BRACKET ASSY.  NLA  

REMOVED FROM A FRESHWATER BOAT

this shift assy.  is over $200.00 New

QTY: 1 in stock box 9A

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