Ironhead Shovelhead Chopper Bobber Harley Classic Brass Rocker Box Nuts L@@k!!! on 2040-parts.com
Sun Valley, Nevada, US
YOU HAVE SEEN THEM IN MAGAZINES!
YOU HAVE SEEN THEM AT SHOWS!
AND NOW YOU CAN SEE THEM ON YOUR BIKE!
Give your 1971-1984 Ironhead or 1971-1983 Shovelhead that real vintage look with these Brass Nuts.
These nuts are made from oversized 1 1/8" brass hex.
They are easy to install and will fit early models if they run the later 1/2"-20 rocker shafts.
Auction is for a set of 4 nuts.
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