Rear Turn Signal Assemblies Stanley 6.0345 Au40gh Sae D67 Honda Chopper Custom on 2040-parts.com
Gamaliel, Arkansas, US
Pair of Rear Turn Signals for a Bike Project
Stanley 6.0345 AU40GH Made in Japan SAE D67
(may be Honda)
Signals are in good used shape. I have never tried to make them work, but I’m certain they do given their condition (not a lot to go wrong with a turn signal).
These would be good for replacing a broken item or for use on a custom bike or chopper.
Assembly could be removed from the stem for a tight, up-close fit on a custom chopper build.
Anyway, if you have a project or need them for a factory bike, here you go.
Shipped in a box with USPS Delivery Confirmation. Please note: Postage charged is to cover actual postage, packing materials, time, gas, travel, eBay postage fees, etc.
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