G-force 5 Point Latching Racing Safety Harnesses (2)+ Hardware on 2040-parts.com
Redmond, Washington, United States
Two blue G-force 5 point racing harnesses, with all required nuts and bolts for mounting, along with buckles if used on rollbar. The nuts and bolts are brand new, the manufacturer doesn't provide this hardware, but I do, so you save some $ that would could be spent on gas or beer or whatever. Maybe some fuzzy dice, who knows? But you save, and that's great. These were used for two years on my airplane until I switched over to the cam-lock type of harness. Shipping is $15, It's probably more than that, but that's all I'm gonna charge, because I don't want to make you pay just to be safe. KnowhatImean?
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