Panhead Ignition Switch Tumbler &terminal Plate Oem Rare 48-63 on 2040-parts.com
Red Wing, Minnesota, US
HARLEY PANHEAD IGNITION SWITCH TUMBLER & TERMINAL PLATE. ORIGINAL CONDITION.IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND FOR THAT ORIGINAL UNRESTORED MOTORCYCLE.IN GOOD USED CONDITION.THIS HAS NO TUMBLERS IN IT .IN 1948 -1963 THEY REMOVED THE LITTLE TUMBLERS AND USED THE FORK NECK LOCKS IN PLACE OR THE TUMBLERS.THE ORIGINAL HARLEY DAVIDSON PARTS ARE GETTING ALMOST IMPOSIBLE TO FIND THESE DAYS .PLEASE DO NOT PAY UNTIL I INVOICE YOU FOR SHIPPING I WILL GLADLY SHIP AND SELL WORLD WIDE. I TAKE ALL FORMS OF PAYMENT
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