Norton Carhartt Cafe Racer Work Shirt Bobber Motorcycle Medium Garage Short on 2040-parts.com
Alexandria, Ohio, United States
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Cool looking Carhartt garage shirt. Brand new and never worn. Without tags.
NORTON patch. Navy blue with two front breast pockets for holding tools, cell phones, etc. Men's size medium. No returns on our clothing so please be 100% you are a medium. We also have other Honda, Norton, Dunstall clothing and cafe racer related items. Please check out our store. Thanks |
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