Drag Specialties Red Flame Seat Softail 1984-1999 on 2040-parts.com
Anchorage, Alaska, US
DRAG
SPECIALTIES STITCHED RED FLAME PREDATOR SEAT FOR HD FXST/FLST ALL
SOFTAIL MODELS 1984-1999 (Except FXSTD & FLSTN) $299.00
New $125.00
Now I
used this for less than two years on my red 1997 Softail Custom. It looked absolutely awesome! It’s
in almost like new condition. No rips or
tears or other nastiness. Look at the picture of the base plate. It’s not even dirty.
RED
FLAME SEAT FOR SOFTAIL MODELS 1984-1999
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