Indian Chief Primary Derby Cover Gilroy Wet Clutch Cover Vintage Chrome Nos New on 2040-parts.com
Trabuco Canyon, California, US
This wet clutch cover was removed from my 2002 Indian. It was chromed with the inner/outer and never remounted. Chrome is beautiful! ...very minor blemish noted in pic. I assume it appeared during move and/or storage in my garage.
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