Harley Davidson Womens Leather Pants Size 36/8 Riding Motorcycle Biker Brown on 2040-parts.com
Tucson, Arizona, United States
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Item Description: This is a HARLEY DAVIDSON Womens Leather Pants Size 36/8 Riding Motorcycle Biker Brown. These pants show light to moderate wear throughout. The black trim areas look pretty worn although at least some of that may be by design...I'm not sure. Dimensions: W28 x L30, Weight: 1 lb 11. oz. (without packaging). Front Rise: 7" The above measurements were taken with the pants either laying flat or hanging. Keep in mind, measurements taken while worn can be different. Domestic Shipping (excluding Alaska and Hawaii) - $8.99. International Shipping - Buyer pays full shipping charges, tariffs, duties, fees, etc... |
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