For Sale: New Vintage Tour de France T Shirts (post free).

Posted on Mon 25th, June 2012

• #1

DrJohn
Decided to reduce these as many views but no buyers - sell some of my collection of NEW genuine official Tour de France t-shirts, these are pre-internet, so you had to be in France to buy 'em.

Three stunning shirts, the year 2001 shirt has a simple logo on the front but a stunning image on the back.

The year 2000 shirts are equally nice; one depicts the various jerseys, the other an image of a bicycle with front wheel depcting France's border.

These are unworn (still in original packaging), £20 each (approx 23" pit 2 pit), two for £35, all three £50 - post free to a UK mainland address.

Unique shirts, thanks for looking, Roadking.

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• #2

DrJohn

Thought these would generate interest.

I may be wrong.

Roadking.
• #3

DrJohn

306 views and still no interest.

No-one realise what these are?

Rk.
• #4

gios78

a lot of tour de france fans no doubt see the quality of these shirts !

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