Harley Davidson Heritage '87 Flst-c Blue And Creme Fenders on 2040-parts.com
Torrance, California, United States
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These fenders did 40K + miles on a 1987 1/2 HD Heritage Softail FLST-C. Holes and mounts are stock. The finish is scratched and scuffed, but the only denting I know is on the front of the front fender... this needs to be pulled out (see last photo of metal wrinkle on underside.) Still, I haven't found many of these around, as I heard only a few hundred were produced. Please look at the photos carefully as plenty of scratches happened through the miles.
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