Harley 45 Intake Manifold Oem on 2040-parts.com
Fields Landing, California, US
You are looking at a Harley 45 3 bolt intake manifold. By using the casting number 428 - 43 Palmer's "How to Restore your Harley Davidson" says this is for the 1944 - 1945 WLA, 1943 WLC, and 1944 - 1952 WL solo models. As shown this is brass or bronze. This takes 1 7/8" nuts. Palmer says this is the longer version of two possible. ( 2 1/2" wide ) He gives two part numbers - originally 1107-36A - New# 27024-36.
I went to a 45 Restoration website and they say the same manifold works from 1936 - 1952 so I am guessing this will work from 36 to 52 but may not be correct for a restoration. Most likely some were cast steel.
I have done my best to properly identify this but please do your own research!
This is an "as is" sale - no refunds.
If you need more pictures or have any questions, please ask!
Shipping will be $6 in the USA. $ 20 in Canada and Mexico and $24 overseas.
Thank You for looking!
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