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Harley Panhead Flathead Ignition Coil 6-volt Fl El (337 on 2040-parts.com

US $49.99
Location:

Batavia, Ohio, US

Batavia, Ohio, US
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Harley Panhead Ignition Coil 6-Volt FL EL NEW

Part #31604-48

Fits: Panheads 1948 thru 1960

1955 - 1963 45 Flathead Servi-car 6 volt

This is the 1948 only 74" and 80" Big Twin Flathead Coil

Can also be used on 1952-1964 "K" model

and sportster if mount bracket is custom made

New Reproduction

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