Harley Oem Ironhead Sportster Push Rods , Tubes And Covers 1957-1985 on 2040-parts.com
Canton, Georgia, US
HARLEY OEM IRONHEAD SPORTSTER PUSH RODS , TUBES AND COVERS 1957-1985
Covers have good coat of grease and no rust. Should clean up nicely
Check out my other Shovelhead and Ironhead Sportster auctions.
Actual items shown .Good Condition , Used. 50 state US shipping only
Thanks for looking!!
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