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Motorguide Varimax 12v 55 50 Bow Mount Hand Control Trolling Motor Model 966080 on 2040-parts.com

US $350.00
Location:

Marianna, Florida, United States

Marianna, Florida, United States
New without box bought it and sold boat never mounted it
Brand:MotorGuide MPN:9660000 Manufacturer Part Number:966080

MotorGuide VariMAX  12v 55 50 Bow Mount Hand Control Trolling Motor Model 966080 

I bought this new and sold boat before I got a chance to mount it

I do not have the box that it came in I do have owners manual

This item will ship Fed Ex ground

I included shipping in my asking price

I will consider reasonable offers

I ship fast and pack for safe transport

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