Yamaha Collar Pair (2) 90387-08m16 Marine Boat on 2040-parts.com
Franklin, Wisconsin, United States
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I am selling a Yamaha collar pair (2), part number 90387-08M16. They are new in the package and come as shown. For more information regarding this item contact a dealer in your area. Shipping cost is for the continental United States (lower 48 states) only. For shipping outside of the continental United States please inquire about shipping cost before bidding. ( HD / 104D / 9049114 )
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