Mercury Quicksilver 848043 / 848043t01 U-joint Assy--new In Pkg! on 2040-parts.com
Tahoe Vista, California, US
Mercury 848043 / 848043T01 U-Joint Assemblies, New in box. Fit #6 SSM drives, etc. OEM Mercury Quicksilver parts, NOS.
These list for $120/ea, my Buy it Now is much less. I will combine shipping if you buy more than one of my items. Flat rate of $12.00 for USPS Prioirty Mail shipping. All sales are final, so please bid to own! I accept Paypal and try my best to ship out within 3 business days. Thanks for looking!
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