Harley Dash Panel Generator OIl Lens Knucklehead Panhead 1947-61, 71350-47 Glass
- Product Code: 292909143170
- Availability: In Stock
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$66.95
You are purchasing a REAL GLASS excellent reproduction red generator and oil indicator lamp lens for the 1947 to 1961 two light dash used on Knucklehead, Panhead, UL, WL, and Servicar models. This includes the light divider and rubber separator gasket. The lens is NOT made of plastic, you read it right, it is made of glass. These are made in small batches which is why they are so expensive, but still about half of what an OEM one would cost.
We also carry dash panel gaskets, indicator lamp sockets, aftermarket speedometers, dash panel side cover plates, etc.
Includes the following:
- 71350-47 red glass lens
- 71300-47 Indicator lamp divider
- 71304-47 Indicator lamp divider gasket
Fits the following models:
- 1947-1961 G Servicar
- 1947 EL, FL 61" & 74" OHV Knucklehead
- 1947-1948 U, UL, UH, ULH 74" & 80" flathead big twin
- 1947-1952 W, WL, WLD 45" twin solo
- 1948-1961 EL, FL 61" & 74" Panhead (1949 equipped with spring fork for sidecar and package truck usage
Please see our other Guide lighting products for your vintage Harley-Davidson including Cycle-Ray headlamps Guide DH-49 bullet lamps, tail lamps, etc. We also carry the most comprehensive stock of restoration-correct hardware and hardware kits for 1915 to 1984 Harley-Davidson including plain head, CP-1035, and CP-1038 bolts.
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