Doo Rags Pow-mia, Sturgis 1999 Cap, And Padded Skull Cap Motorcycle Hats on 2040-parts.com
Missoula, Montana, United States
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The 100% cotton Doo Rag is size "Large" and was made here in the USA. The 1999 Sturgis cap is cotton, one size fits all. It was made in the Dominican Republic. The skull cap was made in the USA and is size "L". It feels like its vinyl and thats all the info we know. We found these items at an Estate Sale in Florence Montana and they were in a box of motorcycles items. |
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