Longacre Racing Turn Plate Spacers With Slip Plates,79751,scca,chassis Set Up - on 2040-parts.com
Monroe, Washington, United States
Longacre Turn Plate Spacers Used to level car when using turnplates (PN 79800) on the ground. Includes 2 spacers with slip plates. |
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