Racequip Single Layer Sfi 3.3/1 Driving Racing Gloves Choice Of Size & Color on 2040-parts.com
Waterloo, Iowa, United States
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Pair of RaceQuip single layer driving gloves. SFI spec 3.3/1. High grip grey suede leather reinforced palm. Hook and loop adjuster. Your choice of black, blue, or red. Sizes S, M, L or XL.( Glove sizing - Measure around the largest part of your hand, over your knuckles while making a fist, excluding thumb. Glove size - Small - 7"-8 1/2", Medium - 8"-9 1/2", Large - 9"-10 1/2", X-Large - 10"-11 1/2" )
Buy with confidence - we may be new to E-bay but have been in the racing parts business full time since 1978. Any questions call Performance Auto at 1-800-682-7166, weekdays 8:30 - 5:00 CST, Saturdays 8:30 - 12:00 , ask for Tom. Iowa residents add 7% sales tax. |
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