Mercury Propeller 10 3/8 X13 on 2040-parts.com
Orlando, Florida, US
THIS PROP IT'S MERCURY
10 3/8x13-G
13 SPLINES
IT'S IN GOOD CONDITION (light scratches,dings)
POSITIVE FEED BACKS IS VERY IMPORTANT FOR US TO KEEP LOWER PRICES
ALL ITEMS HAVE WARRANTY UNLESS IS DEFECTIVE OR NOT DESCRIBED
WILL GLADLY REPLACE IT OR REFUND COMPLETELY YOUR MONEY BACK
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