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your best bet is checking through your local parts stores, every one I've seen that was a reputible brand was about just under $100. which is a moderate price for a starter.... The reason I say go to a local parts store, online parts dealers rarely show you very good pictures of the actual part and by the time you spend money on shipping it'll be jsut about the same price in store and in store you can check mounting spots and electrical connections.... which is something very important when buying rebuilt parts like starters and alternators. I've seen entirely too many of these come back to the stores I've worked in just because of not being able to differentiate which one you would need without the old one on hand.
These are fairly common engines so its likely they should have several on the shelf
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