#hd0008 Harley Motorcycle Vest Pin Eat My Dust on 2040-parts.com
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HARLEY-DAVIDSON PIN #HD00008 H-D EAT MY DUST (96959-03V) you are bidding on a brand new HARLEY-DAVIDSON vest pin. It's dimensions are 1.75" X 1"; 3-D cast nickel. This pin will make a nice addition to your vest.
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