Item#8 Racing Neck Support Dirt Circle Track Drag Race Mini Sprint Car Wissota on 2040-parts.com
Rapid City, South Dakota, United States
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CROW RACING NECK SUPPORT PROBAN® NECK SUPPORT Manufactured with Proban® Flame-Retardant Material, Tapered from 1-3/4 Inches in Front to 2-1/4 Inches in Back, Velcrow Closure, SFI 3.3 Approved ONE SIZE FITS ALL BE SURE TO EMAIL ME COLOR . AVAILABLE COLORS: BLACK, BLUE AND RED SFI APPROVED SFI 3.3 APPROVED Purchase any other Crow item and I can combine shipping.
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