Vintage 1980's Taurus Leather Cafe Racer Jacket | Biker Leather Jacket | Vintage leather Moto Jacket (Men's Small) nastygal + Pockets are in good wbt-hd50

Name: Vintage 1980's Taurus Leather Cafe Racer Jacket | Biker Leather Jacket | Vintage leather Moto Jacket (Men's Small) nastygal + Pockets are in good wbt-hd50
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 14150006906
Price: 150.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5085 (11 reviews)

Vintage 1980's Taurus Leather Cafe Racer Jacket | Biker Leather Jacket | Vintage leather Moto Jacket (Men's Small) nastygal + Pockets are in good wbt-hd50

SKU 14150006906 · ★ 4.5

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Vintage 1980's Taurus Leather Cafe Racer Jacket Biker Leather Jacket Vintage leather Moto Jacket (Men's Small) nastygal + Pockets are in good wbt hd50 + Pockets are in good condition + Has some light scratches and scuffs on the arm YEAR: 1980's SIZE: Fits like a Men's Small*Keep in mind that the item might seem smaller in the picture than in reality It was styled by WB to show full potential

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