Harley Hd Mens Belt & Hd Buckle Size 32 Brown Never Worn on 2040-parts.com
Buna, Texas, US
This auction is for a " LIKE NEW " Harley-Davidson, men's size 32, BROWN belt & HD buckle. The photos kinda make it look dark or black, but the one that DID catch the REAL color shows it's BROWN. The belt was never worn & has been hanging in my climate controlled closet since purchased NEW from my local HD dealership.Belt & buckle cost over $70.00 + tax. I'm also listing a BLACK belt & buckle that's the same size, different buckle & design. Shipping is via Priority Mail & Payment is by PayPal.
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