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Harley Panhead: Paughco Brass Pan Covers

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July 20, 2011

Harley-Davidson Panhead

These new solid Brass Pan Covers just introduced by Paughco are going to have Harley-Davidson Panhead owners rockin’.

Manufactured from start to finish at Paughco’s massive complex in Carson City, Nevada, these attractive brass pan covers are formed from a sheet of solid brass to be an exact bolt on replacement for the originals.

Both smooth and ribbed styles are available to fit 1948-1965 Harley-Davidson Panhead machines and retail for just $299.95.

Paughco’s Solid Brass Pan Covers use the stock D-Ring and an optional chrome Allen screw kit is available for $14.95.

For complete detail call direct to 775-246-5738 or catch them on line at paughco.com.

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