Shifter Handle Bench Wicked Long Flame Cut Hot Rod Rat Bobber Chopper Lever 25" on 2040-parts.com
Viroqua, Wisconsin, United States
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This could be the final touch you been looking for. Standing proud at about 25" with a sweep of about 8" back and 1 1/8" x 1/4" thick, this baby is one bad shifter. This is for the non-billet aluminum guys and gals out there that want something raw, unpainted, and just plane wicked. The entire handle is flame cut and will give you that one of a kind look, because flame cutting makes everyone of them unique! If you have any questions please email or call 608-637-7167 at Dashman's Hot Rod & Speed Parts. Not intimidated? Want it longer? Need something different? Let us know! Free sticker with purchase!
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