1994 Harley Sportster Peanut Tank, Fender And Handle Bars on 2040-parts.com
Salineville, Ohio, US
This auction is for the original peanut gas tank, fender and handle bars from a 1994 Harley Sportster.
The tank has some scratches, fender has one dent.
If you have any queston please ask.
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