Suzuki Outboard Tachometer & 5 Foot Wire Harness Instrument 7000 Rpm Good Used on 2040-parts.com
Key Largo, Florida, US
Suzuki marine outboard 5 foot wire harness & 7000 rpm tachometer. Used working. No mounting clamp. Any questions please ask before bidding. No return offered buyer agrees to pay all return shipping charges. Shipping will be 11.50 US only. Paypal accepted. Thank you.
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