Mercury Mercruiser Sterndrive Inboard Arco Marine Starter 50143 Oem 50-72550 on 2040-parts.com
Oceanport, New Jersey, United States
MERCURY MERCRUISER STERNDRIVE INBOARD ARCO MARINE STARTER 50143 OEM 50-72550INBOARD, 12V, CW ROTATION. MERCRUISER 470, THREADED MOUNTING STUD IN CASE. REPLACES 50-72550. Outboard Paradise SKU #MC-2078 Please check your parts book to verify correct part needed for your application. Be sure to check out Outboard Paradise on the internet, you never know what may have just come in the door. We buy and sell new old stock Outboard and Sterndrive Parts. If you need more information or want additional pictures please ask. All sales are final unless I misrepresented and item. We will gladly combine items to save on shipping. Thanks for looking. |
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