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Ladies Kitty Jacket Size Small on 2040-parts.com

US $225.00
Location:

Daytona Beach, Florida, United States

Daytona Beach, Florida, United States
in very good condition, has been used a couple times, Bright Colors Clean, Helmet does have a slight crack in back picture for details.
Gender:Women Color:Purple and White Size:S Material:Leather

Sleeve zippers with snaps, 2 side zippers,  2 front pocket zippers, full front zipper, 1 inside pocket with zipper, Kitty Jacket Icon size small, Genuine leather with polyester lining, Street Light Nationals, in very good condition, has been used a couple times, Bright Colors Clean: 22 1/2 inches shoulder to sleeve end.. 15 1/2 inches across shoulder to shoulder.. 16 inches armpit to armpit.. 17 inches across waist.. 23 inches neck collar to waist. 

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