Orig Harley Knucklehead, Panhead Clutch Release Finger #37070-39 on 2040-parts.com
Lowell, Indiana, US
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ORIG HARLEY KNUCKLEHEAD, PANHEAD CLUTCH RELEASE FINGER #37070-39 OEM PART, NOT A REPOP WE SHIP WORLDWIDE LOOKS TO BE UNUSED *** SHIPPING INFORMATION BUYER PAYS SHIPPING AND HANDLEING USPS OR UPS PREFFERED SHIPPERS PAYPAL WITHIN 2 BUSINESS DAYSLOCAL PICK-UP AVAILABLE DO NOT CHECK OUT UNTIL INSURANCE HAS BEEN CALCULATED IN THE SELLER CHARGE BOX SHIPS WORLDWIDE INDIANA RESIDENTS ARE CHARGED 7% SALES TAX EMAIL WITH QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDDING |
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