Sparco M5 Racing Suit (48) on 2040-parts.com
Burbank, California, United States
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The Sparco M-5 maintains its classic appeal with three-layer statin construction, box quilt contrast stitching and piping, 360-degree shoulder gussets and boot cuffs. The fully floating knit sleeves offer greater comfort and flexibility. Made exclusively from Kevlar® and Nomex® fibers, the M-5 provides superior fire protection, breathability and comfort. This suit is no longer offered by Sparco, the original retail price was $900. Manufactured in 2010
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