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C.E. Smith Outboard Motor Dolly - 250lb. - Red MELVHSH3 Fits GM V-8 305/350 cid

Name: C.E. Smith Outboard Motor Dolly - 250lb. - Red MELVHSH3 Fits GM V-8 305/350 cid
Brand: gensnab.com.ua
SKU: 85759508800
Price: 157.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8235 (7 reviews)

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C.E. Smith Outboard Motor Dolly - 250lb. - Red MELVHSH3 Fits GM V-8 305/350 cid

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C.E. Smith Outboard Motor Dolly 250lb. Red MELVHSH3 Fits GM V 8 305 350 cid Fits GM V 8 305 350 cid engines (LH) w Thunderbolt IV ignition (1981 1992) and are often used effectively as rudder stock and pintle bushings Outboard Motor Dolly 250lb Made from 14 gauge powder coated steel with a weather resistant synthetic wood mounting block this outbord motor dolly makes it easy to transport and hold your motor weighing up to 250 lbs

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