Mercruiser Gen 4 454/420hp Fwc Marine Engines on 2040-parts.com
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PAIR OF 454 CUBIC INCH 420 HORSEPOWER FRESH WATER COOLED MARINE ENGINES.MERLIN CYLINDER HEADS.MOTORS ARE COMPLETE DROP IN UNITS AND ARE GUARANTEED TO RUN EXCELLENT.SET UP FOR BRAVO OUTDRIVES.COUPLERS AND BELL HOUSINGS INCLUDED.THEY CAN ALSO BE USED FOR INBOARD APPLICATIONS AS WELL.RE-MANUFACTURED AT OUR MACHINE SHOP.CALL 508-564-3243 FOR MORE INFO.WE ACCEPT ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS,BANK TO BANK TRANSFER OR CHECK FOR PAYMENT.FEEL FREE TO COME PICK THEM UP IF POSSIBLE.
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