Simpson 19b E-19 Sfi5 Red Racing Suit Drag Race Jumpsuit See—> on 2040-parts.com
Ocean Springs, Mississippi, United States
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Simpson19b-E-19 SFI5-RED Racing Suit Drag race See—>
I got these at a sale here and he said he was a sales rep and never used..Only had on display at a few shows. See my other auctions as I have a few other racing items.
I always let my auction run and never end them early…Please no returns. I list it as I find items, and don't accept returns, Please make sure it is the correct size before bidding........Thanks |
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