Mercruiser 165 Engine Coupler 120 140 Pre Alpha One on 2040-parts.com
Muskegon, Michigan, US
This is the engine coupler that bolts to the flywheel and accepts the splined drive shaft from a mid 1970's pre alpha one driveline. This should also fit other models... Consult your dealer for sure but will also fit the 120 and 140 at least, and any of the GM engines up to 260 horsepower. A bit dirty but still perfectly functional.
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