Vintage Johnson/evinrude Throttle Cable Holder Bracket At The Powerhead on 2040-parts.com
Amarillo, Texas, US
Vintage Johnson/Evinrude Throttle Cable Holder Bracket at the Powerhead
This was removed from an old 18HP Evinrude, mid seventies I think.
Bracket has been repainted, originally was Evinrude Light Blue.
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