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Harley-davidson Shovelhead Motor Biker Pin Old Skool on 2040-parts.com

US $3.99
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Fall River, Massachusetts, US

Fall River, Massachusetts, US
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Up for bid is this Harley-Davidson Shovelhead Motor pin. Great pin for any motorcycle enthusiast and/or collector. Shovelhead was introduced in 1966 to 1984. Beautiful Pin. Great pin for any Harley or Indian motorcycle enthusiast and/or collector or just loves motorcycles. Wear it on jacket, vest, or just to add to any collection. Pin is of excellent quality and is in excellent condition. Check out my other pins from my collection. You will not be disappointed with this piece.

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