Teleflex Marine Products,engine Control Cable Cc63318, 18ft Tfxtreme Cable on 2040-parts.com
Forest City, North Carolina, US
Up for sale is a new (1 piece) Teleflex Marine 18ft Xtreme control cable, # CC63318
Exhaust Systems for Sale
- Thru hull exhaust(US $75.00)
- Mercury sport jet 240 efi 2000 - engine adaptor # 859395t marine oem #147 (US $279.95)
- Marine exhaust riser kodiak 5.7l(US $0.99)
- Osco replacement riser......8503a(US $65.00)
- Lot of 4 omc cobra 4.3 marine manifold exhaust pipe hoses with clamps(US $24.95)
- Mercruiser exhaust elbow 12076(US $59.99)
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