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Harley Davidson 2003 Deuce, Stock Exhaust Pipes With Screamin Eagle Ii Slip-on. on 2040-parts.com

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Tinley Park, Illinois, United States

Tinley Park, Illinois, United States
Harley Davidson 2003 Deuce, stock exhaust pipes with Screamin Eagle II slip-on., image 1
“Excellent Condition”
Displayed Make:Harley-Davidson Placement on Vehicle:Right Brand:Harley-Davidson Surface Finish:chrome

These exhaust pipes came off my 2003 Deuce. They consist of the original factory exhaust with the addition of Harley Davidson slip-on Screamin Eagle II. They were on the bike for one year before I decided to switch to a different exhaust. Near perfect condition, they have been in my garage rafters since 2004.
If your interested, message me an offer for another price.
Shipping is possible but I would prefer local pick up. If u want them shipped, contact me with your zip code and I will quote you the shipping cost. Shipping cost would be the responsibility of the buyer.
The original exhaust end should be in my basement and if your interested and I can find them, you can have them.

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