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Leaf Racewear & Safety Equipment Karting Neck Collar - Kart Champ Racing - Brace on 2040-parts.com

US $17.50
Location:

Scottsville, Kentucky, United States

Scottsville, Kentucky, United States
New Old Stock. Packaging is worn and dirty but the item has never been used.
Brand:Leaf Racewear

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New Old Stock / Inventory Reduction Sale

Leaf Racewear Karting Neck Collar

Color = BLUE

Buy It Now for only $17.50

This is the same neck collar that I wear when racing because it is the most comfortable one that I have ever put on.  Compare this brace to the Simpson brand "padded neck support" that is $40.

Take a good look at the pictures and ASK if you have any questions.  All sales are final.

I ship using USPS Priority Mail and I will get this item out FAST.  I combine shipping cost on multiple items!

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