Hot Boat Magazine 90's Windbreaker Jacket W/ Hidden Hood- Size Large on 2040-parts.com
Riverside, California, United States
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Up for bid is nearly new windbreaker from the mid 90s with the Hot Boat Magazine and Checkered flags embroidered logos on the front. Size is large. The jacket is in excellent condition. It has a hood that is hidden in the collar and is accessed with a zipper. Pockets have snap closures. Cuffs have Velcro closures. Elastic waist band. Material details and care instructions are shown in the pictures. Take a close look and send any questions that you might have. Thanks for looking and good luck!! |
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