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Knucklehead/harley 45/harley Servi Car Hand Brake Lever Oem Rare on 2040-parts.com

US $99.99
Location:

Red Wing, Minnesota, US

Red Wing, Minnesota, US
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HARLEY KNUCKLEHEAD /HARLEY 45  /SERVI CAR HAND  BRAKE LEVER ASSEMBLY . ORIGINAL CONDITION.IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND FOR THAT ORIGINAL UNRESTORED MOTORCYCLE.IN  VERY  GOOD USED CONDITION.EVAN HAS THE LITTLE SPRING IN THE BRAKE LEVER TOO.THE ORIGINAL HARLEY DAVIDSON PARTS ARE GETTING ALMOST IMPOSIBLE TO FIND THESE DAYS .PLEASE DO NOT PAY UNTIL I INVOICE YOU FOR SHIPPING I WILL GLADLY SHIP AND SELL WORLD WIDE. I TAKE ALL FORMS OF PAYMENT

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