Stainless Marine Exhaust For Triple Engine Set Up, Used on 2040-parts.com
Stillwater, Minnesota, United States
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Gill/Stainless Marine Exhaust Tails and Risers from Wellcraft Scarab with 502's.
All pipes are 4.00" diameter and in clean and very good condition. Replaced my motors and went with another exhaust set up. Would like to sell as a set but will consider a split up depending on what is wanted. Price is for the complete set and what you see is what I am selling. Not marked up or Dents. Will Polish up very nice. |
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