Volvo Penta Steering Arm 832587 Authentic Oem Part **new** on 2040-parts.com
Beaverton, Oregon, United States
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We have for sale a brand new, old stock Volvo Penta steering arm model number 832587 right from the factory. We ship anywhere in the continental United States and within 2 business days of cleared payment or sooner. We use UPS and yes it is a little more expensive but they ship reliably and quickly and you are updated on the progress of your item electronically and effectively. If there is any problem you are well insured and we are committed to make it right, please check out our feed back and notice returning buyers.
We are located in Aloha, Oregon and can be reached at 5036495551 with any questions, please have the eBay item number you are calling about ready so we can best assist you. Thanks for looking and happy boating!! ~Your Harvey Crew~ |
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