Vintage Harley Davidson J Jd Transmission End Cover Assembly Original on 2040-parts.com
Monongahela, Pennsylvania, US
Original Harley kicker cover assembly. Gear appears to be in good condition. And other parts appear to be in good condition also. Includes clutch release fork.
Missing starter crank spring washer 2082-24. Needs a start shaft bushing.
Sold as is with no returns so please look at photos. Ask any questions prior to your bidding.
Shipped usually 2 to 3 days via USPS after receipt of payment. No international shipping.
Buyer to pay via Paypal within 48 hours of close of auction.
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