Vanson's Womens Leather Jacket on 2040-parts.com
Rolla, Missouri, US
Well broken in. This was the chapter jacket so it has many needle holes from patches (and there are ways to mostly eliminate those). Otherwise this is a great coat at this price. Size 14. See my other listings for heated gloves, heated vest, leather jackets, and other H-D related items.
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