Omc Cobra Outdrive on 2040-parts.com
Watertown, Massachusetts, United States
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Used OMC King Cobra Outdrive, fits 1987-1989, dog clutch right hand rotation with stainless prop, well maintained, in storage for 3 years, ran fine when it was on the boat. Boat has been repowered with Mercury set up, don't need this drive any more, as is.
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