Harley Fx Seat Oem 84-05 Good Condtion on 2040-parts.com
Brethren, Michigan, US
Im not sure what this fits exactly. It looks like it would fit on my 86 FX. It is in great conditon. It has a Harley logo in the middle where your lower back would rest. It measures 12x29. Thanks for looking.
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