Harley Davidson Vintage Chain Drive Leather Boots Usa Ladies 6 1/2 Nwot on 2040-parts.com
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States
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New, never worn HD boot. Ladies 6.5. From the 90's made in the USA! This is one Sexy, hard to find boot. Sweet chains on the back. 17" tall from heel to top. Heel is 2". See my other Biker listings. Listed for $169 by other seller so this is a great deal! There is a matching jacket & vest out there!
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