Pyrotect Sfi 3-2a/5 2 Piece Fire Suit-xxl on 2040-parts.com
Sioux Falls, South Dakota, United States
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Here is a mens 2 piece Pyrotect fire proof race suit. Both pieces are size XXL in great perused condition. Both are the factory blue color...pictures make them look like they don't match.The pants waist is a little stretched out. Both have the patch sfi manufacturer certified 3-2A/5 Coat has a Pro Trak patch on shoulder. I am unsure how to tell how many layers they are. If you have any questions I'll be glad to attempt to answer them.
Most of my items have come from estate sales, auctions and thrift stores. I am not aware if they have been stored in a area with smokers or pets but I have not noticed any overwhelming smells. If you are sensitive to smells you are bidding at your own risk! I ship all items within 2 business day of payment. Payment expected within 2 days of end of auction. I do offer combined shipping to non global buyers so please take a look at all I have available. Thanks for looking Happy Bidding! |
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