American Motorcyclist Association Memorabilia "motor Head" Shirt, Patch, Buckle on 2040-parts.com
Swanton, Ohio, US
For your pleasure, A 3 piece lot of American Motorcyclist Association "MOTOR HEAD" memorabilia from the late 1990's including a lightly used T-shirt (has been washed), an unused patch, and a LIKE NEW cast MOTOR HEAD belt buckle. All items in GOOD, slightly used condition the shirt showing minimal wear, the patch and buckle no wear. I'm PRICING the lot for the PATCH and BUCKLE only... the SHIRT FOR FREE! See the Pics! The lot will ship at just over 1 pound. Thanks for looking! Please check my other listings.
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