1972 Harley Davidson Chopper Sportster Ironhead Aluminum Transmission Plate on 2040-parts.com
Tulsa, Oklahoma, US
1972 Harley Davidson Ridged Frame Sportster Chopper Transmission Plate
Not sure how this was used. Nice fabrication job.
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