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Mercruiser Exhaust Manifold 89011 7.4 Gm 454 Bravo on 2040-parts.com

US $85.00
Location:

Red Lion, Pennsylvania, United States

Red Lion, Pennsylvania, United States
Condition:Used Brand:Mercruiser Manufacturer Part Number:89011

Mercruiser exhaust manifold 89011. Removed from a running 7.4 V/8 Bravo. Very clean, used part with no damage. Please note! Unless the item is eligible for Ebay's global shipping program, I only sell and ship to U.S. addresses. If you are an international buyer, please be prepared to provide a U.S. address for shipping. Skippers Marine specializes in new old stock marine parts and accessories as well as Sea Ray and Hatteras new and recycled boat parts. Please check out my other Ebay Store items and my website, www.skippersmarine.com  Don't see what you are looking for? Feel free to send an email request. 6-9781

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