Yamaha Outboard 67c-45251-00-00 Anode Zinc Lower Unit Gear Box 40hp 50hp 60hp * on 2040-parts.com
El Sobrante, California, United States
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YOU ARE BIDDING ON A Yamaha part number: 67C-45251-00 ZINC ANODE. CHEAPEST ON EBAY OR ANYWHERE!
Genuine Yamaha Lower Unit anode for use on the following Yamaha outboard models - Two Stroke: 40V 40X 40Y 50H Four Stroke: F40A, F45A, F50A, F50B, F40C, F60A, F60C & FT60B Please make sure part will fit your application. Do not buy generic aftermarket junk. Dont buy from "Stock photos", see what you are actually buying. OTHERS ARE SELLING THIS FOR over $45, WHY PAY THAT? Bid with confidence. Delivery tracking information provided. Shipping is $FREE inside the continental U. S., additional shipping elsewhere. Photo is actual item. Click on: "View seller's other items" for more great auctions. Check back often, auctions added frequently. Do not hesitate to email me for any questions or additional pictures needed. Thank you and God Bless America! 
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