Simpson Racing Suit Sfi 5 Worn By Dave Ely on 2040-parts.com
Reading, Pennsylvania, US
You are bidding on a race worn Team Simpson SFI 5 racing suit worn by Dave Ely. The suit was worn from 2007-2010. It has many feature wins in sprint car and midget racing. The suit has built in arm restraints and is constructed using Simpson Performance Fleece. The suit shows normal use from 3 seasons of dirt track racing. The item can be autographed upon request. We'll ship anywhere in the USA.
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