Jockey Shifter Ratchet Top Hand Made Chopper Panhead Knucklehead Shovelhead on 2040-parts.com
Arvada, Colorado, US
Hand made jockey shifter for ratchet top tranny. Put this on your chop for that "old skool" touch, instead of the same ol custum crum piece that everyone else is runnin. I hand make these myself out of steel and each one is a little different. Chrome it, powder it, paint it, or run it the way it is, its up to you! Knobs not included and last picture is what a very similar one looks like on a jockey top tranny. U.S.A. shipping 7 bux. Anywhere else, will send invoice.
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