Harley CP-1038 Panhead UL Rigid Rear Fender Mounting Hardware Kit 1948-57
- Product Code: 291626459471
- Availability: In Stock
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$54.95
You are buying a big twin rear fender mounting kit for 1936 to 1957 rigid frame Harleys, includes Knucklehead, Panhead, and UL models. Includes all pieces shown. Please consult your own parts or service manual for proper reference. The 4004 5/16" bolts are cold stamped CP-1038 bolts and the 7/16" fender clip bolts are stamped CP-1035. To my knowledge those were never stamped CP-1038, they were either plain head or CP-1035. We can change out those bolts to plain head if you believe that would be more correct for 1948 forward.
As this uses CP-1038 and CP-1035 bolts, this kit is considered correct for rougly 1948 to 1957. We do have a plain head kits for 1936 to 1940 and 1941 to 1942 an CP-1035 1942 to 1948 big twins on another listing and offer this kit with the rear fender mount straps for either ’36 to ’54 or ’55 to ’57.
All USA made parts.
Detail-correct for the following (though this will fit all rigid frame big twin from 1936 to 1957):
- 1948 U, UL, UH, ULH 74” & 80” BT SV Flathead
- 1948-1957 EL, FL, FLH 61” & 74” OHV Panhead & Hydra-Glide
You get the following in this kit:
- 2 ea. 4634, Rear fender brace bolt, 7/16”-20 N.F. x 1 5/16” (We get these in plain head or CP-1035, please specify if this matters one way or the other to you otherwise we will default to CP-1035)
- 2 ea. 7831, Rear fender brace nut, 7/16”-20 N.F. x 1/4” x 5/8"
- 2 ea. 6490, Rear fender brace flat washer 7/16” x 15/16” x 1/8"
- 2 ea. 7055, Rear fender brace split lock washer, 7/16” x 11/16” x 1/16"
- 2 ea. 5425, Brace bracket carriage bolt 5/16”-18 N.C. x 3/4” carriage bolt
- 2 ea. 7748, Brace bracket nut, 5/16”-18 N.C. x 17/64 x 1/2"
- 2 ea. 6320, Brace bracket flat washer 5/16” x 11/16” x 1/16"
- 9 ea. 7040, 5/16” split lock washer, 5/16” x 9/16” x 1/16"
- 4 ea. 4000, Fender frame clamp bolts, stamped CP-1038, 5/16”-24 N.F. x 1 1/32"
- 4 ea. 6408, Fender clamp flat washers 25/64” x 1” x 1/8"
- 7 ea. 7752, Nuts, 5/16”-24 N.F. x 17/64” x 1/2"
- 3 ea. 2404, Countersunk lower front fender mount screws (one mounts to frame two to rear oil tank bracket) 5/16”-24 N.F. x 27/32” Oval head countersunk screw
- 5 ea. 2762, Screw, spring yoke to fender 1/4-24 N.S. x 1/2” round head
- 5 ea. 7035, Split lock washer, 1/4” x 1/2” x 1/16"
- 5 ea. 7691, Nut, 1/4”-24 N.S. x 5/32” x 7/16"
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