Aermacchi Harley Davidson Parts Lot - Scat Sprint - Vintage Nos on 2040-parts.com
Chicago, Illinois, US
Harley Aermacchi Parts Lot
Most parts are bagged and labeled. There are a few unlabeled parts.
What you see is what you get. Seals, Shims, Gaskets, bolts, nuts, spacers.. Some of the steel parts have surface rust.
Sold As-Is. Will do my best to answer questions.
Antique, Vintage, Historic for Sale
Nos new harley davidson motorcycle no.1 skull and crown decal(US $5.99)
Nos vintage superior harley davidson knucklehead wl panhead derby cover(US $19.99)
Triumph t120 tr6 outer gearbox cover t140 thru 1974 bonneville c552(US $39.95)
Bsa b25 b44 skid plate, 441, victor, thru 1970, c542(US $27.95)
New vintage harley davidson knucklehead ul 45 panhead springer headlight(US $59.99)
New vintage harley davidson flathead 45 wl rocker stud tool(US $14.99)
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