pre 2000 - 2013 Wingswept passing lamps - perfect shape
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pre 2000 - 2013 Wingswept passing lamps - perfect shape
Here is a flawless pair of CHROME Wingswept H-D Passing lamps that came off my 2011 FLHX 103. New these are gonna cost you $500 for the brackets, trim rings, lamps, turn signals, OEM dash switch/wiring, chrome mounting bolts and lenses. This will fit 2013 and older HD touring bikes like the Street Glide and Electra Glide and can replace the Ultra Classic passing lamp assembly.
$350 plus shipping & ins is my price. They look like new, work like new and are completely assembled. I would love to keep them, but they just won't fit the 2014 just bought.
$350 plus shipping & ins is my price. They look like new, work like new and are completely assembled. I would love to keep them, but they just won't fit the 2014 just bought.
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The MoCo catalog shows different part numbers, but I don't see any differences. It could be slightly different, maybe its all wiring.... I went out and lined it up to my 2014, it looks friggin close! The switch is totally different than what the new dash takes as well.
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Thanks for the bump... they are perfect, and all the hardware comes with them(switch and chrome mounting bolts). :-)
Free bump, this is a deal. I just bought this complete assembly and spent way more!
They look great installed.
However I would try them on your bike because I saw the two part numbers on the Harley site and I think they're the same.
They look great installed.
However I would try them on your bike because I saw the two part numbers on the Harley site and I think they're the same.
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Thank you for the bump! I think I'm liking the "less is more" angle on this build. They do look amazing on the bike... who knows, I may change my mind down the road a bit!
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Bump... After doing a little research, these will not work on the new bikes unless you decide to wire them separately from the standard method. Since the new HD harnesses are different, these are a whole different switching system. Like I said, if you wired them differently, they should be completely usable.