Joes Racing Stopwatch P/n 28340 80lap Recall Fast Lap Back Light Robic Longacre on 2040-parts.com
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JOES RACING PRODUCTS STOPWATCH 80 LAP RECALL
Finally, a simple stopwatch designed for racing. Rubberized coating and ergonomic shape that feels great in your hand. Recall your fastest, slowest and average times at the touch of a button. So easy even the average JOE can use it!. Raised screen bezel protects the watch face. Quick one button recall, back light with auto shut off and a low battery indicator. Actual shipping charges and combined shipping. Canada & International shipping Extra.And additional time maybe needed to ship. Accepting Paypal. All sales final, as is race item.  |
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