Vintage Harley Davidson Golf Cart 63 65 Front Wheel Axle Nut Set 3 Bolt Pattern on 2040-parts.com
White Cloud, Michigan, United States
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ORIGINAL OEM 3 BOLT ERA EARLY HARLEY GOLF CART FRONT WHEEL AXLE SET. 3 BOLT STYLE WAS USED ON 1963 TO 1965 0NLY. COMPLETE AXLE SET WITH NUT AND SPACER SLEEVE. THREADS ARE A LITTLE BANGED AT THE TIP ONLY BUT THE NUT THREADS ON FINE,,,OTHERWISE THIS SET HAS SOME NORMAL SURFACE RUST/GRUNGE BUT IS OTHERWISE GOOD. I ALSO HAVE 2 RIMS AND TIRES AND ALSO THE FRONT HUB/BEARINGS SET OFF THIS SAME 63-65 HARLEY CART IN MY OTHER LISTINGS. SEE ALL 6 PICS AND ASK ANY QUESTIONS.
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