Hurst Shifters Black Leather Driving Gloves Medium on 2040-parts.com
Aurora, Ohio, US
Hurst Shifter's Leather Driving Gloves
Hurst Logo on Metal Snap Button.
Black Leather Gloves are Medium in size.
Top of Glove has Knuckle Holes & small air holes across the top of all the fingers.
SIZE: Mens Medium - These gloves were made in China back in the 80's. They were part of a promotion with Hurst Shifters.
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