Indian Chief & Scout Crank Pin Part# 43067 (133) on 2040-parts.com
Batavia, Ohio, US
Indian Chief & Scout Crank Pin
Part# 43067
4 oil holes Fits: Chief 1933-1953, Sport / Scout 1933-1942
New Reproduction
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