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Mustang Seats

Mustang One-Piece Squareback Seat For Harley FX / FL 1965-1984

Item: P229343
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Deep set, styled to match the handsome lines of your Big Twin, and comfortable to the point of being sinful - get one! Read More

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Mustang Custom Squareback For Harley FX / FL

Deep set, styled to match the handsome lines of your Big Twin, and comfortable to the point of being sinful - get one!

Features:

  • Low-cut seat for driver
  • Squared-off passenger seat makes for functional 2-up riding
  • Front width - 10"
  • Rear width - 7"
  • Made in USA
Made in the USA
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Product Style Mustang One-Piece Squareback Seat For Harley FX / FL 1965-1984 RevZilla Item #865571 Store Sku MFR. Product #75619 AvailabilityOut of Stock
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