Harley Davidson Panhead El Fl Flh Flathead Knucklehead Vintage Antique Sign on 2040-parts.com
Usa, US
Up for auction is a Panhead sign. This is new and is cut out of 1/16th inch steel.
Exactly what is shown is what you will receive.
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Payment must be made with in 72 hours of auctions end.
I will only ship to the United States.
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