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Jenkintown, Pennsylvania, US
Harley Davidson Reflector
The reflector is made of plastic, not glass. The trim is aluminum and the backing and screw are steel and the wing nut is white metal. There is some grime that can be cleaned off, if you wish. The red plastic reflector measures 1" diameter. The screw is about 3/4" long.
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