Harley Davidson - Panhead- Dual Coil Assembly on 2040-parts.com
Newnan, Georgia, US
Harley Davidson Panhead stock dual coil assembly. Fits 1961 - 64 Panhead. One coil has a chip on top @ plug wire connection. Overall condition is good. Look at the pictures and ask questions. Please wait for my invoice before paying to be sure the freight is calcualated correctly. I ship USPS Priority Mail or UPS whichever is the most economical and insurance is required on all purchases over $25.00.
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