1991 Harley Davidson Fl Touring Flhs Evo Electra Glide Rear Brake Line Bolts on 2040-parts.com
DeKalb, Illinois, United States
 1991 Harley Davidson FL Touring FLHS EVO Electra Glide Rear Brake Line Bolts
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What you see in the pictures is exactly what you are getting so please look at all pictures prior to bidding/buying. In additional to normal wear the part has the following damage:
NO NOTICABLE DAMAGE; USEABLE AS IS
One again this part was pulled off a 1991 FLHS. The part should fit other years/models as well; please investigate this piror to bidding/buying.
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