Harley Davidson Women's Black Leather Pants on 2040-parts.com
Salisbury, Maryland, US
Selling a pair of Harley Davidson black leather women's lined pants. They are size 30/2 W. They have all the usually Harley Davidson Logos and buttons. (See pictures) The waist measures 28 inches and the inseam is 30 inches. Total length of pants is 39.5 inches. They are made of 100% genuine leather. They have a liner that is 100% polyester. These are very nice pants that would sell for hundreds of dollars new. Get them here at a fraction of the price.
If you are an international buyer, the shipping price will be different than what is shown. For some reason eBay is not letting me choose the first class international shipping method while I'm creating this post. If an international person wins the bid, I will invoice you with the lower fee.
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