1999-up Harley Chrome Primary Derby Cover Softail Dyna on 2040-parts.com
Warminster, Pennsylvania, United States
 Welcome to Get-Lowered Cycles Please visit our Online Store for more great parts All International Buyers are welcome, Please Contact us for shipping details. ____________________________ V-Twin Mfg. # 42-0120 Chrome 5-Hole Derby Cover This item fits: FXST 1999-UP FXD 1999-2005 FLST 1999-UP FLT 1999-UP Chrome 5-hole derby cover. Replaces OEM # 60668-99 ____________________________ All products are brand new and in original packaging. Get Lowered is dedicated to providing excellent customer service as well as great low prices. If you have any questions or need help with an item then please contact us.  |
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