The Panhead. Harley's golden era — cast in resin, finished by hand.

1948 to 1965. The years when Harley-Davidson defined what a motorcycle could be. The Panhead earned its name from rocker covers shaped like upside-down pans. It powered the first Electra Glide. It's the engine in every classic American road movie.

This Full Drive Edition is the most complete version of the model — every external component built, painted, and aged to museum display standard. Built by one craftsman in Osaka, Japan. Shipped worldwide.

Full Drive Edition — what's included

• Complete primary drive assembly — chain, cover, sprocket
• Full exhaust system — headers and pipes
• Carburetor detail — linkert-style, hand-painted
• 35–40 hours of hand-finishing per model
• Custom display base included

Specs

• Scale: 1/6
• Material: Custom-blended photopolymer resin + multi-layer urethane paint
• Price: ¥38,000 / approx. $250 USD
• Made in Osaka, Japan — extremely limited production
• Ships worldwide — carefully packed for international transit

Only a few produced each month. If it's in stock, it's ready to ship.

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