A true rock garment by every measure, presented here is an original 1970's white leather bikers jacket, worn prominently by The Cars lead guitarist Elliot Easton on the large color image that graces the reverse side of the band's self-titled LP debut released in 1979. Features an array of zipper workings along the chest, pockets, wrist areas, and stands in overall fine condition, with scattered hints of soiling. (White leather is not easy to keep clean -- especially when you're a rock star!) Acc
A true rock garment by every measure, presented here is an original 1970's white leather bikers jacket, worn prominently by The Cars lead guitarist Elliot East…
Auction record
- Auction house
- Heritage
- Auction
- Auction 605
- Lot
- 16172
- Sale date
- April 2004
- Movie
- Rock Star (2001)
Market
Props & costumes
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