Harley Davidson Gray Guitar Pick on 2040-parts.com
Buffalo, New York, United States
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This is an authentic Harley Davidson guitar pick. The pick is gray with color printing. The front of the pick has the classic Harley Davidson shield. The back of the pick is blank. The winning bidder will receive ONE guitar pick - both sides of the pick are shown in the photo. This guitar pick would be perfect for any Harley Davidson fan! Payment via Paypal is preferred. International bidders welcome. Your guitar pick will be shipped within one day of receiving payment, often the same day. We will gladly combine shipping for multiple purchases. The winning bidder will pay ONE shipping fee regardless of the quantity purchased. Shipping is FREE for all additional items purchased after the first item. 99CentPicks - Most auctions start at just 99 cents!  |
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