Team Arctic Cat Snowmobile Racing Jersey Shirt Kids Boys Youth M 10/12 on 2040-parts.com
MN, United States
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Team Arctic snowmobile racing jersey by Arctic Cat, size youth M, 10/12. Measures approx. 23" collar to waist, and 17" armpit to armpit. Shirt is in excellent condition, no rips, fading or stains. We ship to the US and Canada, NO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING. Canadian bidders, please inquire for rates. Please see our other items up for auction this week. |
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