Find Memphis Shades Fats 19" Clear (MEM3310 in La Marque, Texas, United States, for US $120.00

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Memphis Shades Fats 19" Clear (MEM3310)

The Memphis Fats features classic American styling and Lucite-brand acrylic construction for excellent optics and durability. If you are looking for a full coverage windshield, the Memphis Fats is the right one for you! The windshield “straps” are polished stainless steel with CNC-machined billet aluminum fittings and stainless steel socket-head screws, to help prevent rust and corrosion. Model-specific mount kits are sold separately. These "Big Headlight Cutout" windshields feature an extra-generous headlight cutout (9.5") that is specially designed for the large nacelle headlights made by Arlen Ness, Rick Doss, and other custom builders. Features: Polished windshield accents Popular American styling with gradient colors and transparent shields available Solid DOT solar tint available (A light tint with 72% visible light transmission) All hardware is CNC-machined billet aluminum and polished stainless steel Mounting kits must be purchased separately 22" wide

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