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Hot Wheels Coat Nascar Drag Racing World Of Outlaw Street Rat Rod on 2040-parts.com

US $24.99
Location:

Burlington, Wisconsin, US

Burlington, Wisconsin, US
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 LIKE NEW LADYS MEDIUM OR YOUTH LARGE

( All the tag says is L. my 23 year old daughter is wearing it in the picture and she wears a medium. Hope this helps!! )

2 ZIPPER FRONT POCKETS 1 INNER POCKET

FROM THE FAMED JEFF HAMILTON RACING COLLECTION

MADE IN THE  U S A

IN EXCELLENT CONDITION!!

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