Roll Cage Suit Lc-lj Torana on 2040-parts.com
Croa, NSW, Australia
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Roll Cage, suit LC - LJ Torana, 4 point, Half cage, Bolts and mount plates supplied, Could be fitted in similar small car, good for club events or super sprints, professional fitting available, call Greg for more details, fitting, pick up or delivery on 0409 999775
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