For Sale: Oakleys!

Posted on Sat 10th, May 2008

• #1

Merak

In excellent condition smoked lens yellow frames. Oakley wording intact on lens. Sweat pad long gone but still in lovely nick.

Over 20 years old.

£35.00 BARGAIN!
• #2

michael-houstoun

pictures please? what model are they? if they are frogskins i am interseted

mike
• #3

Merak

Cant you see the pics?

They are Pilots.
• #4

michael-houstoun

sorry i cant see the pics... pm me? depends on what there like, i cant find a picture on the internet

mike
• #5

Velocio

I can't see the pictures either.

Lovely brown carpet btw.
• #6

Archi_Pelago

looks more maroon than brown, in the pics that I can't see
• #7

|³|MA3K

What carpet?
• #8

Merak

I can't see the pictures either.

Lovely brown carpet btw.

Its a throw, you ignorant fool! :)
• #9

hippy

i can see!!!!!!!!
• #10

Velocio

I can see too!
• #11

Merak

You.... crazy guys.:)
• #12

michael-houstoun

i still cant see sorry. could you email me the pictures or something?
mike

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