Harley Military Wla 45 Flathead 1942 Wiring Harness on 2040-parts.com
Mentor, Ohio, US
This is a High Quality Reproduction wiring harness kit for Harley Davidson Military Motorcycles.This harness will fit 1942 and up WLA Military bikes.This harness has cotton braided wire in woven loom with asphalt shielding.This harness comes with wire diagram and MADE IN USA.
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