Harley Davidson Vintage Su Carburetor - Panhead/knucklehead/shovelhead on 2040-parts.com
Stanfield, North Carolina, US
HARLEY DAVIDSON VINTAGE SU CARBURETOR FOR PANHEAD, KNUCKLEHEAD OR SHOVELHEAD. This is a very old SU Carburetor that was mounted to a 1953 Panhead. The only part number I find is AUC 3495. It appears to work freely. It will probably need cleansing and lubing.
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