Gear Box 1 Piece Racing Suit on 2040-parts.com
Murrieta, California, United States
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The FIA tag says CIK/FIA 96239. This is a "Gearbox " brand suit for cart racing. It is made from a dense nylon material with has a waist belt that is secured with velcro. It fits me pretty nice and I am 5'9" about 210 lbs. The legs are a bit long and would probably fit a 6 foot tall person. I am not sure what the 56 means on the inside collar tag for the reason that it is no where near the size the of a size 56 jacket. The suit is clean with no stains and no odors.
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