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That number in your picture is just a casting number, meaningless to us unfortunately. What parts do you need? I think everything you need can be found using the 1972 20-25hp parts book. We would have to determine what horsepower it is to get exact parts for the carburetor…But, the carb kit part number is the same for both.
Parts for that midsection/swivel bracket/transom clamps can be found using the model number stamped on the port stern clamp.
Again, what parts are you looking for?
As I am slowly tearing it apart I am finding exact parts I more was worried about getting the correct information to determine wha motor it is. Year, make, model, etc. I just got more worried when I look up part numbers and it all started coming back to several different motors which yes some parts are interchangeable but others are not. The freeze plug having the serial number would have been the only for sure route I could think of to determine the exact model and HP. As I’ve learned grandpa mixed and matched this motor and were the “25” decal stickers on this because of motor size restrictions or was it actually a 25. Not legal to do but not sure if it was done that way on purpose or did he paint over so the decal wasn’t showing.
In the end the freeze plug starting with “E35…” made me wonder if it’s really a evinrude 35hp