Custom Chrome 25031 Battery Hold-down Strap on 2040-parts.com
Quinlan, Texas, United States
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Custom
Chrome 25031 Battery Hold-Down Strap
18-gauge stainless
steel with stainless eye bolts and nuts ~ Replaces OEM 66476-73 Fits: ’73-86 FXE ~ ’82-87
XL
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