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Original Harley 1960 Servicar 45 Flathead Police Panhead Sidecar Trees on 2040-parts.com

US $199.95
Location:

Owatonna, Minnesota, US

Owatonna, Minnesota, US
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Set of good used servi car trees.  These were part of a complete front end but I'm selling it in pieces so shipping will be easier.  This has a 56128-60 top with solid  handle bar spacers.  The bottom pieces are 45703-50 and 45707-50.  Has original clamp bolts.  These trees are the non-adjustable style that are raked out for servicars and sidecars.  These aren't bent or anything like that because I had the front end all complete.  Sold as is so look at the pictures and see if it will work for you.  I have some other parts off the front end on other auctions.

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