Women’s Racing Jacket – Steve Mcqueen on 2040-parts.com
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
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Brand new. This is a Porsche Driver's Selection women's Steve McQueen jacket. The Porsche part number for this is WAP-808-0XL-0E. This jacket normally retails for $550. The jacket is European sizing.
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