Simpson Racewear Auto Racing Driving Gloves on 2040-parts.com
Steamboat Springs, Colorado, United States
Used for one practice in ARCA series car.
Mint condition like brand new. size is large gloves have a SFI Spec of 3.3/5. Complies with ISO 6040 FIA 86 rules. Color: blue with black trim. i ship usps signature required. any questions feel free to ask |
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