Harley Davidson Flhtc Flhtch Flhtk Rear Fender # 59579-09cwa Flame Blue on 2040-parts.com
Ashaway, Rhode Island, United States
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Here is a used Take -Off Flame Blue Pearl rear fender to fit FLHTC, FLHTCU, FLHTK 2009 and 2010 59579-09CWA from H-D list price is $786.63 This is a used fender and has all the mounting and rub marks from normal use. Will show perfectly when installed with rear tip and seat. Removed from a 2010 FLHTK. No dings dents or scratches Buy with confidence, we only sell quality items with accurate descriptions. our item # 715 |
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