Harley Davidson Chrome Upper Fork Slider Covers Used In Box 45963-97 on 2040-parts.com
York, Pennsylvania, US
Up for auction is a pair of part 45963-97 FORK SLIDER COVERS in their Manufacturer's Genuine Harley-Davidson Motor Accessories original box and protective wrap. I'm not a mechanic but it appears that they may have been installed for a brief time. They do look to be in very good condition. The box fitting info read as follows: FIT'S '49 - '98, '80 -'99 FLHT / FLHR / FLT, MODELS AND FLSTC, FLSTF AND FLSTN. Multi-Fit. Show only short term use - like new condition
Original price on box reads $57.00
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Thanks for looking & bidding!
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