Chrome Dash Panel Extension Cover For 1996-up Harley Touring Electra Glide on 2040-parts.com
Warminster, Pennsylvania, US
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Chrome Dash Extension Cover
This item fits:
FLT 1996-UP models with a shorter seat
Brilliant chrome finish, complete with hardware and trim. Matches the shape of the OEM dash, used to cover wires and hoses when using a short-nose style seat.
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