Mercury Marine Rochester Throttle Bracket #96427 on 2040-parts.com
Manawa, Wisconsin, United States
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FOR SALE: Mercury Marine Throttle Bracket & Linkage #96427. This is a used item. I buy carbs for tri-power systems and always have extra parts.
SHIPPING: USPS FLAT RATE Priority $6.00 U.S. ONLY
This item is purchased “AS IS”. Any questions please email me BEFORE bidding. Winning bidder is to pay within 5 Business Days of end of auction. I accept PayPal. GOOD LUCK!
SHIPPING and HANDLING
Order will be shipped via/USPS Priority Mail, unless specified, Monday-Fridays. I’ll send an email with shipping information so you can track applicable package/item. Upon receipt of payment in full your order will be carefully packaged and shipped promptly within 2 Business Days. I RECOMENDED USPS insurance.
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