Buy Harley King Tour Pak Luggage in Coram, New York, US, for US $349.99

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Harley King Tour Pak Luggage 97-05

This tour Pak is in very good condition , it does have a few slight paint chips, but can be easily touched up, It does not come with the backrest pad , or mounting bracket. , it is also missing a lock assembly .

It has 4 holes on the lid where a luggage rack was mounted. overall this pak is in very good condition it is fiberglass it came off a 1998 Road king. I do not know what color it is called.

I have a backrest pad and a luggage rack for it , I also have a mounting rack for it, they are listed in my store and you will have to bid on them if you want any of the items. I will combine shipping.

any questions call 347 203 8670

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