Vintage Smith Brothers Fetrow Struts - Custom - Chopper on 2040-parts.com
Centerport, New York, United States
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Smith Brother Fetrow Custom Struts
Set of vintage Smith Bros Fetrow struts for custom, chopper, other. Some wear but overall decent shape. They measure 16" overall. Fender in the last 2 pictures is not included; just there to show struts on a fender.
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