1979 Mercury 350 For Sale By Owner

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1979 Mercury 350
$ 695.00 USD

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1979 Mercury 350 Details

Asking Price:	$ 695.00 USD

Item's Condition:	Excellent
Item's Location:	Michigan
Location Country:	United States
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Model Year:	1979
Make:	Mercury
Model:	350

Hull Length:	FT
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Fuel Type:	Gasoline
Engine Make:	Mercury
Engine Model:	350
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1979 Mercury 350 Additional Details:

Mercury 350 Engine Block with pistons, complete heads with valve covers all intact, intake manifold, starboard side rear exit exhaust manifold, port and starboard risers, carburator, distributer, coil, flywheel, Harmonic balancer. Will sell together or separate. Contact chris(at)freshwaterboats.com or call Chris 989-213-3543.

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Seller:	Brent Leathwood

Phone:	(416) 318-1215
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Company:	Fresh Water Boats Inc.
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