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i had never considered replacing the factory stuff -but your side by sides make me understand why folks do this
its funny becuase it subtle yet i recognize the difference in the plastics -period -wise-i grew up in the fifities and i remember that lighter more opaque plastic being used
can you give me a ball park as to the least $$$ and most $$$ a complete replacement of plastic might run-i understand the price differences between the different companies
Here's a few photos I've taken comparing parts. I have a set of Fatboy parts enroute, so as soon as they get here, I'll add photos comparing them to Historic plastic.
Historic inlays on top (or what's left of 'em)
Buzzy Inlays on the bottom