Kirkey Oval Track Racing Seat Double Rib 20deg. Layback 18" W/cover P/n#36900 on 2040-parts.com
Orlando, Florida, United States
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18 inch Kirkey Intermediate 20 degree Layback Oval Track Seat with Cover. The Intermediate seat is a great value for the professional and amateur alike who demand the best in safety and comfort. And it is manufactured with the same quality and high grade materials as the deluxe seats.
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