Rear Fender Tip Light Red For Harley Flh Flht Flstc on 2040-parts.com
Jefferson City, Missouri, US
THIS IS A NEW, CHROME PLATED REAR FENDER TIP WITH A RED LIGHT. IT IS A DUPLICATE OF THE ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURER TIP. INCLUDES 7" OF UNTERMINATED LEAD WIRE. MEASURES 7 1/2 INCHES WIDE AND 3 5/8 INCHES DEEP AT ITS DEEPEST POINT.
Fits FLT, FLHR models (except FLTR) 1980/Later, FLSTC & FLSTN 1986/Later
Replaces HD# 59658-79 22947
WE HAVE THE MATCHING LIGHTED FRONT FENDER TIP (AMBER) IN ANOTHER LISTING AS WELL AS A LISTING FOR BOTH LIGHTS TOGETHER.
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