Harley Softail 08-13 Superb Corbin 2 Up Seat W/ Back Rest, Mint,nr on 2040-parts.com
Saint Augustine, Florida, US
HARLEY DAVIDSON SOFTAIL 08-13 GUNFIGHTER SEAT BY CORBIN, STUDDED WITH BACK REST, MINT CONDITION, PRICED TO SELL WITH NO RESERVE,ST8-150G, PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS AND VIEW PHOTOS BEFORE BIDDING, THANKS AGAIN FOR LOOKING AND GOOD LUCK BIDDING, REMEMBER WE CAN BUY YOUR USD HARLEY PARTS AND WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS, RIDE SAFE.
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