Harley Davidson Vintage Women's Motorcycle Jacket Size 40 Medium / Small on 2040-parts.com
Flint, Texas, US
This is a very neat vintage Harley Davidson Womens Motorcycle Jacket. It is a size 40, but I would says fits between a Small and Medium. Please check measurement to ensure the perfect fit.
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