Harley-davidson Obsolete Switch Housing. P/n 70223-96a. on 2040-parts.com
Meridian, Mississippi, US
This kit is obsolete thru Harley now so get it at a low price . Kit includes left and right upper and lower housing .Fits 1996 and later Flht classic and Flht standard models . Retail New for 134.95 .... Call or message Chris at Chunky River Harley Davidson at 6014824131. We do not take paypal any longer.
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