Harley Davidson Touring Fender Trim Piece Skirt on 2040-parts.com
Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania, US
HE HAS UPDATED HIS HARLEY..THIS FENDER SKIRT HAS SOME HAIRLINE MINOR SCRATCHES AND A COUPLE TINY DINGS BUT OVER ALL IN VERY GOOD CONDITION..SOLD AS IS..THE INSIDE HAS SOME SCRATCHES..SEE PICTURE # 2
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