Harley Sportster Oil Line Rear Cylinder Original Oem Xlh Xlch 1958-up Vintage on 2040-parts.com
Cedar Springs, Michigan, US
Harley Davidson Rear Cylinder Oil Line W/Fittings.Original OEM.Part # 17324-58.Fits XLH XLCH Sportster Models 1958-Up.This is a used line of coarse,but I feel it`s in very nice condition.It will need to be cleaned before installation.As always,please look at all pics so you know condition,(see all pics).Good luck bidding.Thanks for looking.
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