Vintage Speed Sport Racing Suit on 2040-parts.com
Orange Grove, Texas, United States
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33+ year old racing suit. This suit was part of the Atlantic Racing Series, Sports Car Club Of America, wore in Daytona and other races in Central Florida.
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