Hooker Harness 5 Point Ratchet Safety System on 2040-parts.com
Barisano, Italy
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Five Points Hooker Harness with Ratchet.
Good condition. Black. Manufactured 07/04/2002. International bidders are always welcome. Shipping will 29.00 usd worlwide. Thank you for watching... Regards, Stefano L. |
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