Harley-davidson Women's H-d Black Full Zip Crew Neck Sweatshirt Xl on 2040-parts.com
San Antonio, Texas, United States
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This auction is for a gently used black Harley-Davidson Women's Full Zip Crew Neck Sweatshirt in size Extra Large. Made of 80% cotton and 22% polyester jersey knit, this zipper front sweatshirt features front hand pockets and screened graphics on the left chest and back. This sweatshirt is in excellent used condition, with no rips, holes, tears, or stains. Honestly, I'm not sure it has ever been worn.
Check out my feedback and bid with confidence. I accept payment by PayPal or eCheck only unless other arrangements are made before the end of auction. If paying by eCheck, please be aware that I will not ship until the eCheck clears. Shipping anywhere in the continental US or APO/FPO by USPS Priority Mail for $10.50. I will be happy to combine shipping on multiple auctions. If you are bidding on multiple items that end at different times, let me know and I will hold shipment until all auctions are complete and ship together to save you money. I will automatically combine shipments that end at about the same time. I can also ship internationally for an additional charge, but contact me for rates before bidding. Payment is expected within FOUR days of end of auction. If I have not received payment or contact from the purchaser after four days, I will file an unpaid item dispute with eBay and the item will be relisted. I don't like having to do this, but I have had several unpaid items recently, and they end up costing me time and money that I can't afford. Thanks for looking and happy bidding.
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