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Rjs Racing 2" Buggy Off Road Seat Belt 3 Point B&t V Harness Red 50520-4 4000104 on 2040-parts.com

US $42.95
Location:

Utica, Michigan, United States

Utica, Michigan, United States
Condition:New Brand:RJS RACING EQUIPMENT Manufacturer Part Number:50520-4 4000104

RJS RACING 2" BUGGY OFF ROAD SEAT BELT 3 POINT B&T V HARNESS RED 50520-4 4000104

RJS RACING 2" BUGGY OFF ROAD SEAT BELT 3 POINT B&T V HARNESS RED 50520-4 4000104

This listing is for a RJS Racing Equipment  3 Point B&T Off Road Racing Harness. This Non-SFI Harness has a 2" Pull Down "V" Roll Bar Mount Shoulder Harness that Bolts to the roll bar. Shoulder harness extends to 44". The Lap Belts are  2" Pull Up Lap Belts that Bolt to the chassis and extend to 73".  Dress up that ride with these high quality, safe belts.

This harness is Red in color but if you would like another color please leave a note or message at checkout. The price is still the same for Black, Blue, Red, Orange, Yellow, Gray, Purple, Green and Hot Pink. 

This harnesses is manufactured by RJS Racing Equipment out of The Motor City since 1959. One of the last American companies still offering American made products to the world. This item is NOT an overseas cheap manufactured part. Every Part of this belt is manufactured in Detroit, Michigan and assembled in Jupiter, Florida. These are sitting on my shelf, ready to ship to you today.  

I stand behind what I list. I offer a one year warranty from the date of purchase with proof of purchase. Returns are also accepted. I usually ship within 24 hours, I will ship internationally, but please international buyers do not send immediate payment until I can determine what the exact shipping charges will be and I will send an invoice. Please email if you would like me to quote for international shipping. I also offer the Global Shipping Program through eBay. I package everything extremely well so it will arrive to you safely. Please notify me within 24 hours if you receive a damaged item and save all the packaging materials.

Everything I list is in stock and sitting on a shelf in an air conditioned environment. I recently purchased the entire overstock from RJS Racing Equipment so if you do not see an item listed, please feel free to send me a message. More than likely I have it. This also includes most of their new products as well that can be found on their website at RJSRacing.com. Most of all my items are available for a reasonable offer. ( seller defines reasonable ). Yes I will combine shipping on most items. 

If you have any questions, or would like additional photos, please feel free to ask. I want you to be happy and pleased with your purchase. In the event that you are not, or have any issues after receiving your item, please send me a message directly and we will come to a resolution. It is important to me that you are satisfied. Thank you for looking. 





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