New Triumph Motorcycles 3 Logo T-shirts Men's Size Md on 2040-parts.com
Belle Plaine, Minnesota, United States
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Selling these 3 total brand new Triumph Motorcycles Men's T-Shirts in size MD. All 3 styles are Triumph logo T-Shirts. Colors are: 1 white T-Shirt with blue Triumph logo, 1 red T-Shirt with black Triumph logo, & 1 navy blue T-shirt with off-white Triumph logo. All are size MD. All still have original tags on them all: never been worn or used. Retail value of all 3 T-Shirts is: $105. Selling all 3 for $78 plus shipping.
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