Harley Oem Shifter Lever Nos!! Pt#33177-79 For 1979-1984 Fl/fx And Other Models on 2040-parts.com
New Orleans, Louisiana, US
Harley-Davidson OEM Shift Lever. H-D part # 33177-79 Fits some '79 thru late 80's models. If you are not sure if this fits your model, please contact me and I will investigate for you. This is an original H-D part which they stopped producing over 10 years ago. It is much higher quality than the cheap imports available on the market today. Part is in great condition. Please visit my store for other great Harley new old stock parts!!
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