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Le Pera Solo Seat - Black Leather - Fits Harley-davidson Softail Models on 2040-parts.com

US $50.00
Location:

Port Deposit, Maryland, United States

Port Deposit, Maryland, United States
item was installed and removed off of a 1996 Softail Custom model and has normal wear
Brand:Le Pera Material:Leather Type:One Piece Driver Seat Primary Color:Black

Up for sale is a Le Pera Solo Seat in Black Leather.  Item was installed and removed off of a 1996 Softail Custom and would fit most FX Softail models (Except Deuce, Breakout, Rocker) and some FL Softail Models 1996-2006.  Item is  in great shape with just normal wear.

Due to the nature of motorcycles, this item is being sold in as-is condition.

I do not ship internationally; however, you can purchase through EBay's Global Program (see Ebay site for details).

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