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Harley Fatboy Tank And Fenders Softail Pinstripes 90-99 Nice! Custom Black on 2040-parts.com

US $500.00
Location:

Howard Lake, Minnesota, United States

Howard Lake, Minnesota, United States
Ready to use!
Brand:Harley-Davidson Color:Black Manufacturer Part Number:Unknown Holes:Pre-Drilled Paint:Aftermarket Paint Bundled Items:Fuel Cap

Up for sale is this nice pinstriped tin set for 90-99 softail and fatboy. Both tanks, front and rear fenders. Black paint is very nice with just a few small scratches and scuffs. Pinstriping is also very good quality. Pulled from running bike a few years ago. Tanks are clean inside. Includes both gas caps. Will most likely ship in 2 boxes to prevent damage during handling. Will be packaged carefully. Shipping quote for US. Please inspect pics closely and ask lots of questions. Sorry, no returns. Thanks

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