Harley Davidson Roadking 1996 Rear Fender Patriot Pearl Red Oem Nos New In Box on 2040-parts.com
Port Orange, Florida, US
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1996 ROADKING REAR FENDER, PATRIOT PEARL RED FACTORY PAINT. FENDER REMOVED FROM FACTORY CARTON FOR PHOTOGRAPHING ONLY. THIS FENDER HAS NEVER BEEN USED OR MOUNTED AND IS IN BRAND NEW CONDITION. THIS FENDER IS PERFECT, ANY IMAGES IN PAINT ARE REFLECTIONS OF POWER LINES IN BACKGROUND. SHIPPING TO ALASKA AND HAWAII EXTRA, PLEASE CONTACT ME WITH ANY SHIPPING OR PRODUCT RELATED QUESTIONS.
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