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Rare Mercury Force L-drive Exhaust Flange 85 90 120 125 Hp 1989 1990 F695996 on 2040-parts.com

US $150.00
Location:

Byron, Michigan, United States

Byron, Michigan, United States
Condition:Used Brand:Mercury Marine / Force Fits Force L-Drives, Years:1989 and 1990 Manufacturer Part Number:F695996 Fits various Horsepowers:85, 90, 120, and 125 HP Country/Region of Manufacture:United States From Model 85LD9B:1989 85hp 3-Cylinder Force L-Drive OEM Force Part No.:F695996

In great shape, light scratches on inside of flange.
Some Pitting, but very light.

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