Harley Footboards New Floorboards on 2040-parts.com
Grafton, Ohio, US
Harley or custom passenger footboards/floorboards new condition was installed on my 62 panhead now got a solo seat don't need these anymore comes with the mounts ships to lower 48 only thanks and good luck
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