Vintage Bakelite Shift Knob Harley Knucklehead Panhead Flathead on 2040-parts.com
Chillicothe, Ohio, United States
OLD BAKELITE SHIFT KNOB. NICE GEM ON TOP. COOL PIECE. 3/8 X 24 THREADED INSERT. PLEASE ADD $6.50 SHIPPING IN U.S. ADD $13.00 FOR WORLD WIDE SHIPPING. MAY FIT YOUR KNUCKLEHEAD FLATHEAD PANHEAD SHOVELHEAD 45 CHOPPER BOBBER RAT BARN OLD SCHOOL RACER EL FL UL WL FLH VL XL XLCH ANTIQUE OLD ORIGINAL VINTAGE TRIUMPH HOT ROD RAT ROD '32 FORD CUSTOM CLASSIC LOW RIDER
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