Harley Scat Original Recovered Seat Hummer Pacer 165 125 Super 10 on 2040-parts.com
DeKalb, Illinois, US
This is an original Scat seat that i powder coated the pan and then had it recovered by Worsham C.L.W. Then didn't need it. Most of these seat pans are brocken because of there design.
Sold as is.
Any questions call 815-756-2560 or 815-766-1012 Or contact me at harley restoration dot com
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