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Nascar Carbon Fiber Seat Last Used By Travis Pastrana With Halo And Back Insert on 2040-parts.com

US $4,500.00
Location:

York, South Carolina, United States

York, South Carolina, United States
Condition:Used Brand:HENDRICK Manufacturer Part Number:HENDRICK

WHAT YA SEE IS WHAT YA GET.  MADE FOR TRUEX AND LAST USED BY TRAVIS PASTANA , NICE CARBON FIBER  WITH FLOOR MOUNTS 6 POINT SCHROTH BELT SYSTEM. HAS HALO AND BACK INSERT , NO BOTTOM INSERT. WITHOUT INSERT BOTTOM BUTT TO TOP OF JUST SEAT IS 30.5 TO TOP OF HALO 40.5. SHOULDERS AT BACK OF SEAT 21 TO FRONT 24 WIDE. INSERT TAKES AWAY ABOUT AN 1" ON ALL THOSE. HALO HAS  INSERT AT  12" WIDE . RT SIDE OF HALO IS 15" LONG AND LFT SIDE IS 13. .WINNING BIDDER PAYS $185 SHIPPING IN U.S. MAINLAND

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