Knucklehead Panhead Cam Cover on 2040-parts.com
Copiague, New York, US
Used cam cover. Decent condition with one mounting hole having damage. I'm not sure of exact year fitment there are no numbers cast anywhere. Bare cast aluminum finned cam cover for early Harley engines knucklehead or Panhead
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