Vintage Sturgis Rally Shirt on 2040-parts.com
Aurora, Colorado, United States
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Authentic 1999 Sturgis Rally shirt commemorating it's 59th gathering and officially licensed to HARLEY DAVIDSON. Shirt had a small streak of discoloration on the back. I have not washed shirt so it may or may not be permanent...see pics. Otherwise shirt is in great shape and Sz 2XL.
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