Rci Drag Race Fire Suit W/ Helmet Nascar Usa Made Nhra on 2040-parts.com
Spartanburg, South Carolina, United States
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Drag Race/Fire suit from Racer Components INC. This suit fits some 6 feet to 6' 3" Zipper and neck velcro are in good shape. There is a tear that needs to be stiched(see pic). Item shows signs of use and has some stains. Also included is a large size Z1R full face helmet that is in good condition.
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