Indian Motorcycle Harley Hooded Dash Lamp (hood Only) Bobber Henderson Speedster on 2040-parts.com
Ferris, Texas, United States
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Listing is for (1) old production hood. Lamp base is not included. Last 5 pics are for demonstration and only (1) hood at a time is being purchased in this listing. This hood is brass, NOS old production and has a fresh NICKEL plating, NOT CROME. No dents or scratchs. These are not the CROME Cole Hersee hoods with the notchs in the back. Each one vary from 50's 60's crome and black hoods I acquired. The detents for holding the hood in place vary from piece to piece. These are for the 1 inch style lights in the 3 last pictures. Exact fit may vary. If it don't fit I will accept a return or exchange if I have another available. If a little loose a drip of super glue or goop will hold the hood intact but will remove easy when needed. S/H 5.00 Sold as is. Seller accept returns within 15 days of purchase for any reason. Buyer pays for return shipping. Seller is not responsible for consequential or punitive damages of any kind for any reason whatsoever. Sellers liability is limited to the amount paid by buyer including shipping and handeling charges. Except as expressly set forth in the item description. Seller makes NO express or implied warranties of any kind whatsoever about this merchandise.
ELECTRICAL ITEMS MUST BE INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL All Texas sales require 8.25% Texas sales tax. Just a side note to all shopping for a switch or switch sets for their antique car, hot rod, race car or truck build. I only sell quality parts. No junk here. I buy parts and pieces in bulk to make up matching switch sets. Most knobs fit most switch I sell but their is some that don't work out very well. If you like a certain knob, just ask if it will fit the switch your interested in. Most knobs have to be fitted to each switch. View my feedback and buy with confidence. I will not sell anything I would not use on my cars. I accept returns for any reason. |
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