Sparco Suit Nomex 1 Pc. on 2040-parts.com
Grand Blanc, Michigan, United States
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XXL Sparco 1 pc, 1 layer racing suit. Suit is in used but good condition. Right paint leg has a tear, pant legs were a little long for me. Left leg has patches where it was sent back to Sparco for repairs. Good suit for enty level level racer, good prices, was expensive when new. was used for a season. Upgraded to a two layer suit.
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