The Happy Troller Small Trolling Plate Outboards 20-50hp, Bolts, Nuts on 2040-parts.com
Cheboygan, Michigan, United States
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The Happy Troller Small Trolling Plate Outboards 20-50hp, BOLTS, NUTS THE HAPPY TROLLER , SMALL TROLLING PLATE, ALL THE SCREWS, NUTS, ROPE TETHER. EVERY THING WORKS 20-50 HP. BEEN REPAIRED HAD CRACKS BEEN WELDED AND REINFORCED, BETTER THAN NEW! WORKS FINE. See photos for condition If any questions feel free to ask...Thanks for looking! |
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