Rci Latch Link 5 Way Restraints (price Reduced) on 2040-parts.com
Houston, Texas, United States
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SFI Certification expired June 2009, will need to be recertified if used in NHRA or IHRA competition. 3" wide lap and shoulder harness with crotch strap.
Shoulder harness is V type roll bar mount Winning bidder pays shipping costs. Buy it now and I will ship free. |
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