N/r! 100th Anniversary Harley Davidson Medallion Chrome Metal Face W/holographic on 2040-parts.com
New Baltimore, Michigan, US
This Is The Real Deal...New 100th Anniversary Metal Medallion With Holographic Face. Still has clear plastic covering face for protection. Factory Adhesive Backing. Ready to stick to just about any surface. This Harley Davidson 100th Anniversary Medallion Is Approximately 3 Inches Wide 1¾ Inches Tall. The Medallion Can Be Used For A Windshield, Backrest, Fender Or It Can Be Mounted Pretty Much Anywhere.
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