Shovelhead Oil Tank Nice Look !!! on 2040-parts.com
Reston, Virginia, US
Here is a very nice used original paint Shovelhead oil tank with all the brackets and no repairs. Look at the pictures to see if you can use it.Thanks for looking and please see my other listings ! Robs Used Harley Parts 703-476-6607
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