Hey guys, anyone out there have a pair of OMC v8 lower units -
standard + counter that want to sell them.

If so email me .

Reelaxer.

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Hey guys, anyone out there have a pair of OMC v8 lower units -
standard + counter that want to sell them.

If so email me .

Probably not the way you want to go but GLM has brand new complete
outdrives. Both upper and lower sections for about $1800 each piece. They
are available complete (no wheel) or you can buy a new empty casing and
install the old internals and wheel.

I would get a GLM catalog. They make their own castings and supply just
about every part for the stringer, cobra, Volvo SX and so on..except for the
trim cylinders and trim sensor....apparently Bombardier still has the
patient on those parts... I just bought a plastic (water pump) drive cover
and the cast iron thermostat housing from them and the castings were
beautiful. I was impressed.

http://bpi.ebasicpower.com/mm5/merch..._Code=GLM28820
($1695)

mark

On Jun 22, 9:02 pm, "R_D" wrote:
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Hey guys, anyone out there have a pair of OMC v8 lower units -
standard + counter that want to sell them.

If so email me .

Probably not the way you want to go but GLM has brand new complete
outdrives. Both upper and lower sections for about $1800 each piece. They
are available complete (no wheel) or you can buy a new empty casing and
install the old internals and wheel.

I would get a GLM catalog. They make their own castings and supply just
about every part for the stringer, cobra, Volvo SX and so on..except for the
trim cylinders and trim sensor....apparently Bombardier still has the
patient on those parts... I just bought a plastic (water pump) drive cover
and the cast iron thermostat housing from them and the castings were
beautiful. I was impressed.

http://bpi.ebasicpower.com/mm5/merch...&Product_Code=...
($1695)

mark

Markm that's pretty impressive! I've seen many a beautiful 70's OMC
boat go way cheap because people are afaid of the stringer units,
being super costly to repair with scarce parts. I'm glad somebody
picked them up and found a marcket nitch instead of a "glitch"