Product: Honey Pot Oil Filter

April 28, 2009 By Cycle World

Inspired by the vintage-look “Honey Pot” oil-filter housings that were popular on 1950s and ’60s hot-rod cars and trucks, L.A. County Choprods has redesigned the basic concept for use on Harley-Davidson motorcycles. The housings are cast, heat-treated and precision-machined from aluminum and are available in three finishes: natural cast ($300), polished ($350) and black wrinkle powdercoat with polished highlights ($350). The housing accepts H-D oil filters and comes complete with the necessary stainless-steel hardware.

L.A. County Choprods
18001 S. Figueroa St. #F
Gardena, CA 90248
310/353-2467
www.lachoprods.com

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