Harley Panhead Knucklehead Shovelhead Police Solo Steel Seat Pan Nos on 2040-parts.com
Salem, Massachusetts, US
This is a BRAND NEW Harley Davidson Aftermarket Police Solo Seat Pan. This seat pan resembles a tractor seat. This Base plate is black painted steel. The mounting holes are 10 7/8" apart, 5/16-24 thread. This seat pan is 16" Wide by 15" Long. Brand new in the box. Ready for your upholstery. Never been put on a bike. This Knucklehead, Panhead, Shovelhead, and Early Evolution seat pan will fit any four speed (Big Twin) frame from 1947 thru 1985. Made for a Pogo type seat post and TEE bar (Not Included) or can be custom mounted. Extra shipping/handling for Alaska and Hawaii. Send to USA address only, no Puerto Rico, no Canada, no APO/FPO.
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