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This is a brand NEW, NEVER USED, OMC Transom Seal Plate that is used with the OMC 800 series outdrives. This is OMC part number 911827. If you would like pricing on other Marine items, please e-mail me: jhall019 AT SIGN verizon .net or call 813-885-4631. Thanks very much for looking and expect very quick FREE shipping as I ship every day of the week for your convenience!!! |
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