1982 Harley Strurgis Special Fxb Wheels on 2040-parts.com
Toledo, Ohio, United States
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19" FRONT 16" REAR OFF A 1982 Harley Sturgis Special FXB. IN PRETTY GOOD SHAPE AS IS BUT DEFINATELY RIDDEN. LOOK AT PHOTOS. TIRES WILL BE REMOVED BEFORE SHIPPED ANY QUESTIONS SHOOT ME A TEXT FIVE67 TWO25 EIGHTFIVE54 THANKS BRIAN SHIPS LOWER 48 ONLY |
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