Oem Harley Davidson Detachable Touring Speakers And Wiring Installed on 2040-parts.com
Joplin, Missouri, United States
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This is a new OEM H/D Detachable tour pack The speakers and wiring is already installedIt list for about $1200.00 W/O speaker's and wiring installed This is a great looking unit I only listed this as new other because the speakers and wiring were installed and the original box is not with it buyer is responsible forhaving the item shipped. |
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