Mercruiser, Omc Cobra, Volvo, 4 Inch Exhaust Boot With Stainless Clamps on 2040-parts.com
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THIS IS A VERY GOOD 4 INCH EXHAUST BOOT WITH STAINLESS CLAMPS. BUY WITH CONFIDENCE. THANKS FOR LOOKING!!! INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING SEND POSTAL CODE FOR SHIPPING QUOTE!!! FULL PAYMENT DUE IN 7 DAYS. WE SHIP IN 3 - 5 BUSINESS DAYS AFTER RECEIVING PAYMENT. ALL PICK UPS REQUIRE A 48 HOUR NOTICE!!!!! MOTORS AND OUTDRIVES ARE SHIPPED IN 5 - 7 BUSINESS DAYS AFTER RECEIVING PAYMENT. ONCE YOUR ENGINE IS SHIPPED YOU WILL RECEIVE A TRACKING NUMBER. ALL MOTORS ARE WARRANTED ONLY IF INSTALLED BY QUALIFIED MARINE SHOP OR MARINA. NO WARRANTY ON MOTORS SHIPPED OVERSEAS. PICK UPS ON WEEKDAYS ONLY!!! THANK YOU!!!! |
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