Stock Harley Circuit Breaker Timer For Late 1936-1957 Knucklehead Panhead on 2040-parts.com
Orlando, Florida, US
THIS IS A USED STOCK HARLEY CIRCUIT BREAKER TIMER FOR LATE1936-1957 KNUCKLEHEAD PANHEAD PART# 32510-36 SHAFT IS 4'3/4' LONG FROM BOTTOM OF MOUNTING PLATE TO END OF SHAFT HAS SOME RUST AND NEEDS TO BE CLEANED UP / REBUILT OVER ALL GOOD OLD TIMER
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