Mercury Kiekhaefer Outboard Motor 1971 65hp 40 50 Ignition Coil 4cyl 6cyl 80 85 on 2040-parts.com
Beloit, Wisconsin, US
hi we are parting an old 1971 merc 65hp motor serial 3154558. had bad powerhead and welded lower unit. good coil guaranteed fits many years and sizes
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