Sportster Harley Peanut Tank Chopper Bobber Paint Hot Rod Xs650 Custom on 2040-parts.com
Post Falls, Idaho, US
this tank came off of a new running '98 sportster with the sealer still in it. It was custom painted and pin striped by a professional. It has been hanging on a wall for some time but is like brand new condition. It was mocked up in one of the pictures to show the fit. Cap is not included. thanx
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