Omc Part #176995 Kit, 1.8 Gal Oil Tank, Cross 5008617, 176787, 177284 on 2040-parts.com
San Antonio, Texas, United States
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Brand New. Sold my old boat before I ever got around to putting the new tank on it. Have had this in the garage a couple years on the shelf. Part number on box is 176995 and seems to cross with 5008617, 176787, 177284I had purchased as a replacement for a 1996 Johnson Ocean Runner 150HP |
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