Harley Davidson Wide Glide Front End on 2040-parts.com
South Amboy, New Jersey, US
You are bidding on a excellent condition like new factory Harley Davidson wide glide front end which was taken off of a 2003 anniversary at the dealer in 2003 and put in a box. Excellent condition. Please view pictures and feel free to ask any questions
This a Factory Oem Harley Davidson triple trees not after market.
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