1979 World Karting Association Grand Nationals (daytona) Old Embroidered Patch on 2040-parts.com
Wilderville, Oregon, United States
VINTAGE GO KART WORLD KARTING ASSOCIATION ENDURO GRAND NATIONALS. 1979 EMBROIDERED PATCH LOOKS UNUSED. NICE QUALITY, OLD SCHOOL (SEW ON ONLY)
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