Volvo Penta Sx -m Upper Unit 1.60 Ratio Outdrive Stearndrive 378hrs Freshwater on 2040-parts.com
Faribault, Minnesota, United States
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This is a good used Volvo Penta SX-M 1.60 ratio upper gearbox. Fits Volvo Penta sx drives and OMC cobra SX 94 and newer 1.60 ratio . This is from a 2004 Minnesota freshwater boat WITH LOW HOURS 378HRS . This unit had clean oil and shifted fine. This unit ships to the USA lower 48 only . Worldwide shipping is available at additional cost please contact me for a quote thank you. If you need other boat parts please ask as I have hundreds of used boat parts on hand thank you
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