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Mercury 65hp 4 Cyl Outboard Motor Mfg In 1967--for Parts Or Repair Only on 2040-parts.com

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Crystal Lake, Illinois, United States

Crystal Lake, Illinois, United States
Condition:For parts or not working Brand:Mercury Stroke:2-Stroke Engine(HP):65

1967 Mercury 65HP, 4 Cyl outboard motor. Presumed not working. Removed in working order from a boat that I was given in 1992. It has sat since that time. The flywheel spins, the starter and coil look to be in tact, but there are some signs of a mouse chewing on wires. The impeller is likely rotted or disintegrated. When I removed the motor it shifted great, lower unit never saw abuse. Spent a lot of time trolling for Coho in the lower Wisconsin, Illinois and Indiana ports on Lake Michigan. Purely a guess on the weight, but seems 250LB is about right. I'm willing to meet the winning bidder up to a hundred miles from 60014 zip code to transfer. Will not ship. Plan on picking this up and again, I'll gladly coordinate and try to help.

Dating was done looking up the serial number on marineengine website. They show the motor as being manufactured between 1967 and 1968.


Spinning the flywheel, compression is certainly noticeable, but I have not measured with compression gauge or applied power to crank the starter. No hoses or fittings with the motor, but as I well recall they were standard items.


I have not inspected the lower unit internally. This is being sold as is, non-working order.


Round two, no reserve this time.


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